New MacBook Air gets teardown treatment

By Edwin Kee on 10/22/2010, filed in Home > Apple

It didn’t take too long for the people at iFixit to introduce the new 11.6-inch MacBook Air to a teardown experience, eh? This super slim notebook is sexy in every sense – and when we say that, we mean that it is really, really slim. Heck, chances are it will be a long time before something else as slim as this comes along, and that would also probably be another Apple product. According to the teardown process, it wasn’t meant for ordinary folks like you and it to have a go at it, which means experienced hands would be highly recommended. Either way, you will most probably void your warranty if you decide to strip down your spanking new MacBook Air.

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