Apple casually slips membranes into new Macbooks to try and fix keyboard issues

2018-7-19 16:59

Well, I gotta eat my words. Not did I only rubbish Apple for not fixing its keyboard, one of TNW’s editors disagreed with my take on the update so much, he wrote an article refuting it. Obtained by MacRumours, an internal document that’s been sent to Apple Authorized Service Providers (you know, the folks who fix your Apple products, but don’t wear those silly polo shirts) confirms iFixit’s find of a silicone barrier underneath the keys of the new MacBook Pro.

The document states: Keyboard and Keycaps The keyboard has a membrane under the keycaps to prevent debris from entering the butterfly…

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