The second iteration of Apple's 12-inch Retina MacBook brought very little in terms of design changes, although with a new processor and speedier memory, it does offer a significant performance upgrade.
The biggest change, though? The addition of a rose gold model, making it the first-ever MacBook to be available in pink(ish). Does it matter, then, how the new MacBook looks from the inside? The answer is yes, yes it does.
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The tinkerers at iFixit have disassembled a rose gold MacBook Monday, posting photographic proof each step of the way. And while it's hardly a surprise that the device's rose gold finish is visible on the inside as well as the outside, it's still cool to see (if you're a in the camp that likes the rose gold color).
The USB Type-C port. Yes, despite what you may have hoped, the 2016 Retina MacBook still has only one of them.Credit: iFixit
Other than that, there are no many surprises in this teardown. The MacBook is still painfully hard to repair, though, thankfully, it shares a lot of parts with the last year's model.
The USB Type-C port. Yes, despite what you may have hoped, the 2016 Retina MacBook still has only one of them.Credit: iFixit
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