Histórico do passo nº 5 do guia MacBook Pro 13" Touch Bar 2018 Teardown

Alterações no passo nº 5

Edição por Jeff Suovanen — 15 de jul de 2018

Edição aprovada por Jeff Suovanen

-	[* black] [image note: let's get some shadows below that toolkit so it matches the MacBook]
-	[* black] After all those pentalobes, we're relieved to see a standard Torx screw securing the battery connector. Luckily, our specialty set of [product\|IF145-397-1\|Pro Tech screwdrivers\|new_window=true] has us covered.
-	[* black] Battery shot. Pull specs, maybe Google translate Chinese to see if anything's interesting.
-	[* black] 11.41 V, 58.0 Wh, 5086 mAh
+	[* icon_caution] [image note: let's get some shadows below that toolkit so it matches the MacBook]
+	[* black] We disconnect the battery without any drama—it's got the same style of connector [guide\|72415\|we first found in the MacBook Pro "Escape Edition\|stepid=144739]," with a T5 Torx screw buttoning it down. With one of our handy [product\|IF145-397-1\|Pro Tech specialty drivers\|new_window=true], we quickly un-button it.
+	[* icon_note] Apple says this battery has been bumped, and the specs bear that out. At *58.0 Wh* and *5,086 mAh*, it's a marked improvement over the [guide\|73480\|49.2 Wh, 4314 mAh\|stepid=148072] unit we found in our original 13" Touch Bar teardown.
+	[* black] That said, Apple still rates the overall battery life the same as the prior model—those extra processor cores don't come free.
+	[* icon_caution] [this is a big change, we should compare form factors and try to determine if it's a pure battery tech upgrade or if it's physically bigger]