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This memory kit features a total capacity of 16GB, which is made up of two 8GB modules.

Product Description: Upgrade the memory in select MacBook Pro, iMac 5K Retina, iMac, Mac mini systems, and certain Intel/AMD-based Windows laptops using the 16GB DDR3L 1600 MHz SO-DIMM Memory Kit from OWC / Other World Computing. SINGLE MODULE OR DUAL KITĝual channel kit It is stated as being compatible with my specific computer from 2011 though. I was wondering if you think these RAM sticks would be perfect for my computer? The specs are a bit confusing for me. I don't mind the price, these would be really valuable for me. Stay tuned to the Rocket Yard for more Apple news and Tech Tips and visit for the best upgrades for your Mac. For USB-C adapters, docks and more visit: am strongly thinking about buying these two RAM sticks.

SSD – Using NVMe driver and an Apple designed controller.

Keyboard – Keys seem to have a bit more throw then the MacBook.

(Note: this has been updated to reflect Apple’s Technical Specifications.)

Laptop automatically turns on when you open it regardless of pressing power button it also turns on automatically when plugged in with an open lid, according to Apple.

SSD had very strong tape covering the interface port.

Speaker module needs to be removed to pull SSD back.Bottom was more difficult to remove than previous generations, but it was not glued.

Some noteworthy observations from the teardown: We were able to get our hands on the new standard 13” MacBook Pro for an unboxing and teardown and here is what we found (image gallery below). The first to arrive on shelves is the new “entry-level” 13” MacBook Pro, which is the model that does not feature the new Touch Bar or Touch ID. 13-inch MacBook Pro Late 2016 Unboxing and Teardown from on Vimeo.Īpple announced new MacBook Pro models at its “hello again” event Thursday.