If You Bought a New Macbook, You Absolutely Have to Take Care of It
If You Bought a New Macbook, You Absolutely Have to Take Care of It
Smaller and more powerful—this seems to be the running them in technology today. It’s been the mission ever since the ENIAC rolled out of the University of Pennsylvania, and no one does it better than Apple. At least, no one makes as much noise when they release a newer and smaller version of their iPhone or MacBook. The latter has made leaps and bounds in making computers more compact, but there is bound to be a consequence to mass producing 12-inch laptops that have impossibly thin architecture: Apple has to compromise.
The reports about the 2016 MacBook often focused on how impossible it is to repair, at least DIY-style. Early estimations produced a 1 out of 10 repairability rating, the lowest you can possibly get. So, if you already have one or pre-ordered one, please do take care of it. Buy a laptop sleeve and other accessories that can protect it from shock and other possible damages.
How Irreparable is It
Bear with us if it gets technical, but Apple made sure to find solutions to make their newest MacBook the smallest they can. For one, they fused memory sticks and flash memory, which makes upgrades impossible. If your screen breaks or suddenly displays dead pixels, it would be really expensive to fix it. Apple also uses adhesives to make sure the battery stays in one place.
Nevertheless, you have Apple Fix to help repair your 2016 MacBook. As Apple repair enthusiasts, we will try repair without probing your laptop. Any hardware problems will involve us opening the laptop, but you can be sure that we will find the right solution for the problem.
Apples and Oranges
Apple wants to repair their own products, and there is nothing wrong with that, but the way they go about it (i.e. banning online repairers, getting manuals taken down and possibly suing individuals) is not winning them any new supporters.
Rest assured that we have the experience to match Apple’s precious factory repairs. Contact us today on 078394188 or visit us 85/a Victoria street hamilton