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Apple's Latest MacBook Pro Receives Lowest Repairability Score Yet
DN Staff
March 17, 2015
1 Min Read
During its March 9 keynote, Apple sprung four new MacBooks on us. As always, we had to get our paws on the revised MacBook Pro.
On the outside, the MacBook Pro 13-Inch Retina Display Early 2015 looks a lot like its older sibling; it includes the same Retina display and aluminum unibody construction. But with a newfangled Force Touch trackpad and Intel's latest Broadwell-U processors, this MacBook promises to be a whole new animal.
Click on the image below to dive into the belly of this beast!
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