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iFixit opened the new MacBook and discovered something weird
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Apple will know if you open your new MacBook Retina 12" Some people think that Macbooks are difficult to open and fix on its own, but is not impossible if you are stubborn to do it. But when iFixit opened the new pink MacBook they discover a substance in the screws that change when you move them. This unknown substance disintegrates itself when you put the screwdriver on the screws, so, they will know if you try to fix your computer by yourself. This substance is different than common fixers. The probable application for this is to show Apple who changed...