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MacBook Overheating Caused By Manufacturer Error

June 6th, 2006
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MacBook Overheating Caused By Manufacturer Error

Apple is admitting that some new MacBook laptops may have an overheating issue because they forgot to remove a piece of plastic that covers the rear vent. Oops!

The piece of plastic is used to prevent dust from entering the computer while it is still at the factory. They said to remove the piece of plastic if you see it covering the vent.

I wonder how many engineers it took to come up with that solution?

Apple Support Article
News Source: BetaNews

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