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MacBook Pro 16-inch keyboard first look video shows Magic scissors

MacBook Pro 16-inch keyboard first look video shows Magic scissors

Posted on November 16, 2019 By Jarvis

The favorite website of anyone attempting to fix their own broken gadgets, iFixit, has published a new video of its 16-inch MacBook Pro ‘Magic’ keyboard teardown. The team recent highlighted the new keyboard and its scissor switches in a live stream, giving future buyers the opportunity to see what they’re getting. The previous, and mostly hated, butterfly switches are a thing of the past.
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