With the new iPad ready to launch tomorrow, hardware disassembly experts at iFixit traveled to Australia to grab the new tablet and tear it apart before the rest of the world has a chance to get their hands on one.
While they note that the new iPad's internals aren't that different from the iPad 2's, the new device does have a downside for tinkerers: its sealed construction makes it harder to open, and the battery is much harder to replace (even for the pros at iFixit).
Gorgeous minimal design, or a great way to sell Apple's $100 battery replacement service? You decide.
[wired]
Cheezburger Comments
Facebook Comments