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Texas Instruments/Stellaris LM4FS1EH SMC controller. SK Hynix H5TC4G63AFR 4 Gb (512 MB) DDR3 SDRAM. Intel SR26K Dual-Core i5-5257U processor with Intel Iris Graphics 6100. IFixit gives us its usual rundown on internal components, some of which aren’t disclosed by Apple: The teardown also discovered a couple chips being used for the new trackpad, including: an ST Microelectronics 32F103 ARM Cortex-M based microcontroller and a Broadcom BCM5976 touch digitizer. Mounted on flexing metal supports, they detect the amount of flex on each-and based on that, the force from above. Here’s what was discovered in the teardown …Īpple’s “Taptic Engine” is powered by an array of electromagnets that rapidly push and pull against a metal rail mounted beneath the trackpad, to create a tiny “buzz” of feedback with each click (and a second buzz for a “force click”)… Based on the wiggly pattern of traces stuck to the metal tabs, we’re pretty sure the magic pressure sensors in the new Force Touch trackpad are tiny strain gauges. The trackpad doesn’t actually push in like previous generations, but it provides enough haptic feedback to provide a similar and reportedly improved experience. #2015 macbook pro retina trackpad too sensitive update
On Monday, Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Pro received an update alongside a refreshed MacBook Air lineup and with it gets the new Force Touch trackpad that Apple debuted on its brand new 12-inch MacBook this week. Following dismantling the latest refreshed MacBook Air models yesterday, today iFixit dives inside the new MacBook Pro model that arrived this week with upgraded internals and more.
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