New imac Disassembly report released overall no major changes

"TechWeb report" after yesterday Apple quietly updated the entire imac product line, the famous dismantling website Ifixit released the new imac's disassembly report. The report shows that the new and old imac has little difference, but it also has some bright spots. Ifixit's disassembly report said the 21.5-inch new imac had the CPU directly welded to the motherboard, so the repairs were compromised and the possibility of a user's own upgrade to the CPU was discouraged. On the motherboard, a new empty PCIe SSD slot is added so that users can upgrade themselves to Fusion drive mixed hard drives. This slot is not on the old imac. At the same time, both the 27-inch imac and the 21.5-inch imac are equipped with the latest wireless network cards that support the 802.11AC wireless standard. The 27-inch imac also used the PCIe SSD hard disk for the first time. The hard drive was first used by Apple in a MacBook Air released this June. Overall, if consumers want to experience the power of the latest imac, buy a 27-inch imac directly. Limited to the complexity of Apple's assembly process, it is difficult to upgrade the imac configuration yourself.