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I think you missed his main point: > the SDD, Memory, wifi card and battery are all accessible That means you don't need to bring it in to a certified repair
by glenneroo 9y ago
I think you missed his main point:
> the SDD, Memory, wifi card and battery are all accessible
That means you don't need to bring it in to a certified repair center. I looked up his laptop model, all one needs is a standard Philips-head and a M2 x 3mm Torx screwdriver (I have a Torx kit from eBay that I got for ~8 Euro).
p.s. Apple laptops used to be user-serviceable. In fact, I recently upgraded a several older MacBooks with SSDs and only it took a couple minutes.
- bproven 9y agoYeah - that is sort of what prompted me to comment as well. I was able to do the same thing to an old 2008 Macbook unibody. After replacing the HDD with an SSD (easy to do and huge perf change) its a good box for everyday stuff.