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We wanted to see what's inside Apple's updated MacBook! This machine bears the exact same model number "A1342," but includes a longer-lasting battery and the new NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics processor. We got this unit from the Apple Store on May 19th, 2010.
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The new revision of the MacBook Unibody Model A1342 has been kind enough to grace us with its presence.
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Tech Specs:
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2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 3 MB on-chip L2 shared cache.
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NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics processor with 256 MB of shared DDR3 SDRAM.
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10 hour 63.5 Wh lithium-polymer battery.
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Mini Display port with audio out support. *GASP*
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The battery looks very similar to the previous one. So similar, in fact, that it's identical in size and shape, and has the same model number (A1331).
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Even so, it still makes continued use of Tri-Wing screws to secure the battery in place. Why Apple? Why? Why can't you free us from the oppression and tyranny that is Tri-Wing screws?
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Be wary though...appearances can be deceiving, and that is certainly the case here.
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The battery in the A1342 Mid 2010 is 63.5 watt-hours and weighs 355 grams.
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In contrast, the earlier A1342 has a battery of 60 watt-hours and weighs 347.5 grams.
channy8 is indeed correct. All hail the Wikimedia Foundation for straightening us all out….
“Tri-Point (or Y-type)
The TP (or Y-type) security screw drive is similar to the Phillips screw head, but three points rather than four. These specialized screws are usually used on electronics equipment, including most Nintendo hardware, Sanyo and Kyocera cellular telephones, and Fuji digital cameras. [71]
“Apple uses Y-type screws to secure the battery on the 2010 and 2011 MacBook Pro, as well as an extremely small type in the Apple Watch, iPhone 7 and iPhone X.[72][73]”
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sc..., visited 9/6/19
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Lo and behold, the new battery works in the A1342!
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Both of these screenshots were taken from the previous iteration, the MacBook Unibody A1342.
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You can get an extra 350 mAh of juice if you're willing to add 7.5 grams to your "older" MacBook.
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이 단계에 사용된 도구:T6 Torx Screwdriver$9.99
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After removing two Phillips screws and the hard drive bracket, lift the drive out of the MacBook by its pull tab and disconnect the SATA connector.
I've run into a few machines -- notably, some of the last that were built before this model was discontinued -- and the newest ones only have two mounting screws, on the bracket-side only. The other side is held in with rubber bumpers that fit into notches in the front of the case, rather than having the plastic bracket as other models (and the Pro machines) have. I'm not sure why this is, other than that maybe they were using any parts available as they wrapped up the machine's run, but I felt it was worth noting.
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After removing the final few screws, lift the optical drive out of its comfy abode.
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You'll be glad to know that MacBook Unibody Model A1342 Mid 2010 continues to use the 8x SATA superdrive manufactured by Panasonic, model UJ898.
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Obviously the logic board needs to come out, or else this isn't a teardown.
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With the flick of our trusty spudger, we continue to disconnect several connectors around the perimeter of the logic board, as well as removing the RAM.
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Carefully maneuver the logic board assembly out of the upper case.
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Parts numbers found thus far:
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Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile Processor E006B705 SLDGZ AV80577P8600 2.40/3M/1066
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NVIDIA GeForce 320M integrated chipset graphics card: The successor to the GeForce 9400M.
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Realtek RTL8251CA GigE Ethernet
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CYPRESS CY8C24 16 KB Flash PSoC
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TDK 6T213HF
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Cirrus Logic 4206ACNZ
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In Apple's everlasting effort to aid in the reduction of environmental impacts, the LED-backlit display in the MacBook A1342 and Mid 2010 A1342 are Mercury-free.
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Wondering how to replace the display assembly? Well look no further, simply follow these steps and you'll be up and running in no time.
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Just wanted to let people know, the A1278 13" macbook pro 'black' keyboard is interchangeable with the 'white' 2009/2010 macbook A1342 .. It looks pretty cool to! :) . Just remove the metal bracket and use epoxy to stick the keyboard and metal bracket back on :). Cheers.
Including the Backlight? That'd be crazy awesome!
I don’t think the backlight would work because there is no hardware to power it present on the logic board of the MacBook
Many thanks for this awesome teardown!
probably not
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They are swappable, I had an Apple Certified Tech replace the logic board on my Mid 2010 MacBook with a Late 2009 MacBook and it works just fine. I am using it at this moment.
Please, the name of the component in the top left Photo 14. thank you
Hi Miro. I am about to teardown the Macbook of a friend and replace or upgrade the battery, RAM and the HDD with an SSD. Thanks for your guide and let me know, when you are in Montenegro (Bay of Kotor) again, so I can pay you one drink or two. Take care and stay healthy greetings from Germany Ratko
are the keyboard and trackpad removable and does the display assembly come apart? I’m thinking of trying something wild and dying the plastic black and swapping the keyboard and trackpad for black ones.
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