Over at HardMac, a reader there has photos of the disassembly of the iMac(iSight):
http://hardmac.com/news/2005-12-06/#4828
http://hardmac.com/news/2005-12-06/#4828
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iMac G5 iSight Disassembly photos
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lilstewart92 said:I think that's why it's not user accessible?
The old one was much better in this regards. The new one is basically a laptop on a stand now. The old one was at least fairly serviceable.
Three screws and it was open - I'm guessing that is no longer the case.
I'm quite upset about this;
When I opened up my revB imac for the first time, I was overjoyed to see that the craftsman ship that made my unit so shiny outside was actually followed all the way through to the end; making the middle of the unit clean and tidy with the gorgeous "G5" metal housing for the processor and such.
With this, it looks like a small bomb has combusted in the middle of the unit. If this is the style apple is now adopting I do not look forward to the next couple of years...are we going to be faced with the horror of cables randomly linked and tied to things to save a buck?
When I opened up my revB imac for the first time, I was overjoyed to see that the craftsman ship that made my unit so shiny outside was actually followed all the way through to the end; making the middle of the unit clean and tidy with the gorgeous "G5" metal housing for the processor and such.
With this, it looks like a small bomb has combusted in the middle of the unit. If this is the style apple is now adopting I do not look forward to the next couple of years...are we going to be faced with the horror of cables randomly linked and tied to things to save a buck?