MacBook strips off its polycarbonate unibody shell for the expected teardown

That thumbs up means exactly what you think, and just like all the other new MacBook (Pro) models, that “non-removable” battery in the new polycarbonate unibody MacBook is more of a guideline than an actual set of rules. iFixit’s currently doing its traditional teardown process — so far, other than the battery and hard drive swapping places, the internal geography looks about like its predecessor. Letting your eyes venture into forbidden territories is just a mouse click away at the read link below.

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