Nude Apple iMac pics leaked to web
Wed, Mar 4th, 2009 |
Photos Yes, you can open an iMac.
Yesterday, Apple announced a new iMac family, and by this morning the good folks at iFixIt had already got their hands on a 20-incher, gutted it, and learned some interesting facts about the all-in-one desktop.
For one, although the processor "appears to be socketed," there's a warning printed on its heat sink that will discourage you from removing it to find out.
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