Apple left a Secret Message inside the Macbook Pro! - M2

by Panzer
Today we're going to be taking apart the brand-new 2023 Apple MacBook Pro so we can see that
legendary M2 chip on the inside.
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Now there's been quite a lot of chatter about Apple's M2 chip.
I think we should see if we can find it.
Let's get started.
[Intro]
Every now and then we find some fun Easter eggs inside of technology like the master
chief inside of the Xbox, or the binary on dbrand's Dark Plates.
And it looks like Apple might just have done something similar here in the new M2 MacBook
Pros.
From the outside, however, we can see that the screen is not a touch screen and the keys
have 0.9 millimeters of travel.
As we work our way around the exterior we find a Magsafe 3 port, pretty awesome, two
Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports, and a headphone jack.
Solid so far.
And then on the opposite side we have the SD card slot, Thunderbolt, and HDMI.
Nice to see the HDMI and SD card slots making a comeback.