Namely that Apple has basically plonked an M2 chip in the M1 MacBook Pro
chip is essentially the same laptop as its predecessor, the MacBook Pro 13-inch M1, a teardown of the new notebook has shown – not that this is much of a surprise.
Essentially, Apple has taken the MacBook Pro 13-inch with M1, removed that SoC, then dropped in an M2 to replace it, with only some minor updates to other smaller internal components. So really, there’s barely any change at all, although one thing that is different is a negative point, sadly. Namely that the storage on the entry-level model of the M2 MacBook ProIn theory, you should just be able to drop the M2 board into the M1 MacBook Pro, and iFixit went ahead and successfully made this swap – except the laptop failed to work, or specifically, the trackpad, keyboard, and Touch ID sensor no longer functioned post-swap.
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