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The in accessibility of the new Macbook Pro a few updates of note and a tangled

tangle of legal tangles. It's Thursday June 14th, 2012. I'm Ken Ray and this is news from Maco S can brought to you by yours truly and

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If you buy Macbook Pro the next generation, you really need to be comfortable with Apple being your repair shop.

So is the indication of one of the companies that makes repairing Max part of its business.

The unofficial Apple Weblog has I Fix It giving the future of Apple laptops a 1 out of 10 in terms of

reparability issues making life difficult for I Fix It include pentalobe

screws which require a special tool to remove without

mangling ram that's soldered to the motherboard making it impossible to

upgrade after purchase proprietary though removable SSDs so maybe third-party upgrades will be possible down the road, but not today.

The battery is glued in firmly, making removing it potentially hazardous according to the piece.

The battery is also glued over the trackpad cable.

So even if you're willing to risk the battery going boom,

you might still screw up the trackpad.

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