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> You mean the "unibody" made of two sheets of aluminum glued together in a way that the heat unsticks the adhesive? [video link] No. The unibody was the secon

by raydev 5y ago

> You mean the "unibody" made of two sheets of aluminum glued together in a way that the heat unsticks the adhesive? [video link] No. The unibody was the second gen redesign: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook_Pro#2nd_generation_(Unibody) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook_Pro#2nd_generation_(Un... Rossman is handling a first gen MacBook Pro in this video, pre-unibody, and discontinued in 2008. Not suprised to see Rossman succeeding in mining anti-Apple rage clicks.

TMWNN 5y ago
>Not suprised to see Rossman succeeding in mining anti-Apple rage clicks. Rossman's video is about the pre-unibody, but the first-generation unibody indeed had a heat-unsticks-the-adhesive issue. The EM209 issue (<https://randyzwitch.com/broken-macbook-pro-hinge-fixed-free/ https://randyzwitch.com/broken-macbook-pro-hinge-fixed-free/>) affected me twice, the second time not covered by Apple (<https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21542522 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21542522>).