Kyle Wiens, founder of iFixit - known for dissection device screen and is also a provider of professional repair tool - Cult of Mac told that he agrees with the information that the former Genius Bar employees given the mystery of the Macbook.
You buy a MacBook Pro to serve work - pieces of expensive but chopped off, and use it to make money. For some users, this MacBook is correct results both literally: they find the real money inside the machine when removing SuperDrive.
This incident has attracted a lot of plays tracking technology on the forums and get a witty comment. The "conspiracy learned" given the hypothesis, from absurd as "witches possessed" seems to make sense to as "thermal solution to inexpensive to prevent warping components due to overheating".
Some MacBook users said they had found the coin when you remove your machine.
Some MacBook users said they had found the coin when you remove your machine.
In fact, since 2010 has recorded cases of coins discovered within the first Macbook.
Some recent comments on the MacRumors forum Gizmodo or doubt this is the fault of the Chinese workers as they occasionally dropped the coins at random while assembling Macbook. However, this was immediately rejected by the question: "Given that Chinese workers go so clumsy, so they get the money where the US or Canada to insert into the machine?".
Turns out the answer seems very simple. Comments from users with nicknames PracticalBatman on Gizmodo shows how the coins may get into inside sealed plastic blocks like.
"When swallowed disk drive, part of the motor shaft lowered, and if this time a coin in the slot from entering the drive (the disk is in the drive), it can be slipped directly into and is trapped deep inside back in the gaps that leave the motor shaft when no disc in the drive. "
Such explanations may sound convincing, and member Jonas (himself a former Apple Store Genius Bar employee) said he and other technicians under Random often find many foreign objects inside MacBook, and 90% of cases are due to the mischief of children. "We stuffed everything from miscellaneous coins, paper clip, SD card, ... into the optical drive. Just the thing to slip into the slot thin enough, we have found it in that position. "
A SD Card slot trapped in optical drive
A SD Card slot trapped in optical drive
Kyle Wiens, founder of iFixit - known for dissection device screen and is also a provider of professional repair tool - Cult of Mac told that he agrees with the information that the former Genius Bar employees make.
Though it seems the mystery was revealed, but still there are many people making fun of conspiracy theories. Nickname Akinetopsia humorously predicts that the currency is a new feature of Apple. Even people also make the advertisement's bold commercial design director Jony Ive:
"We are very proud to introduce to you the features Thunder Coin (coin thunder). The engineers at our elite Apple has worked hard for many years, and eventually was turned upside down by the laws of physics with simple solutions, but very elegant: the radiator Coin Thunder great for the motherboard, making noise and better WiFi revenue by isolating the external radio waves, to stabilize the flow of electrons when subjected to shock, do not play to carry it off nature's unmistakable Owner. Is a combination of intellectual heights with the highest quality materials, the Macbook Pro is a technical masterpiece, very worthy social status and your lifestyle. "
25 cents coins were found in the Macbook Pro
Here are two videos on YouTube, including a video has garnered more than 100,000 views since 2011 when a user discovered the coins when memory upgrade for the MacBook Pro. Videos are from the British news channels showed many cases other coins trapped inside Macbook.
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