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No one anymore buys a apple laptop with the intention of upgrading it and it can be repaired just fine with a m1 board
by google234123 4y ago
No one anymore buys a apple laptop with the intention of upgrading it and it can be repaired just fine with a m1 board
- webmobdev 4y agoSo you do realise that it is an intentional design by Apple to prevent upgrades. (Must be nice to have money to waste if one is willing to spend 10x to 50x replacing a whole motherboard because one of the cheaper soldered parts stops working and can't be easily replaced ...)
- google234123 4y ago> Must be nice to have money to waste if one is willing to spend 10x to 50x replacing a whole motherboard because one of the cheaper soldered parts stops working and can't be easily replaced ...) It's not this simple and you know it. Finding and replacing a tiny defective component is labor intensive to diagnose and to fix and not guaranteed at all. labor intensive = expensive.