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New Product Teardowns Continue: iMac, Mac Mini, Magic Mouse 
MacRumors : Mac News and Rumors | Thu, Oct 22
Following on the heels of yesterday's dissection of the new MacBook, the remainder of Apple's major new products have now been subjected to similar analysis.
27" iMac Teardown (iFixit)
First, iFixit features the new 27" ...
2 bloggers weighed in on a similar topic
Last Month,
Jason D. O'Grady from Steve Gillmor's GestureLab says
(in More Apple teardowns: Fall 2009 iMac & Magic Mouse)
The crack engineers at iFixIt are at it again. Yesterday I posted their teardown of the new “unibody” (a.k.a. poly) MacBook which revealed a relocated Bluetooth antenna and a larger 60 watt-hour battery. Today’s installment includes teardowns of the new Fall 2009 iMac and the mysterious Mag...
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Jason D. O'Grady from ZDNet Blogs says
(in More Apple teardowns: Fall 2009 iMac & Magic Mouse)
The crack engineers at iFixIt are at it again. Yesterday I posted their teardown of the new "unibody" (a.k.a. poly) MacBook which revealed a relocated Bluetooth antenna and a larger 60 watt-hour battery. Today's installment includes teardowns of the new Fall 2009 iMac and the mysterious Mag...
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