История MacBook Pro 15" Touch Bar Teardown Шага #3

-	[* black] Houston, we have lift-off! ~~Let's take a peek at the inside of this MacBook Pro~~.
-	[* black] ~~Upon our~~ initial inspection, the 15" MBP looks like a scaled up version of the 13". We do ~~however~~ notice a ~~slight~~ difference in the battery layout, but overall it's like looking at [http://screencrush.com/442/files/2014/05/Twins.jpg?w=720&cdnnode=1\|twins\|new_window=true].
+	[* black] ''Houston, we have lift-off!'' This teardown has achieved first stage separation.
+	[* black] On initial inspection, the 15" MBP looks ... like a scaled up version of the 13" model. We do notice a difference in the battery layout, but overall it's like looking at [http://screencrush.com/442/files/2014/05/Twins.jpg?w=720&cdnnode=1\|twins\|new_window=true].
	[* black] Look who we ran into again! The connector to [https://goo.gl/rqTsqp\|nowhere\|new_window=true].
	[* icon_note] [guide\|73480\|Speculation\|commentid=272290\|new_window=true] in the comments on our last teardown is that Apple may have included this to access the soldered-in SSD for data recovery.
+	[* black] We'd still rather see a removable/upgradeable SSD, particularly in a machine targeted at ''pros''—but this way if your logic board bites the dust, there might at least be a chance of recovering your data with Apple's help. Keep making those backups though.

-	[* black] Houston, we have lift-off! ~~Let's take a peek at the inside of this MacBook Pro~~.
-	[* black] ~~Upon our~~ initial inspection, the 15" MBP looks like a scaled up version of the 13". We do ~~however~~ notice a ~~slight~~ difference in the battery layout, but overall it's like looking at [http://screencrush.com/442/files/2014/05/Twins.jpg?w=720&cdnnode=1\|twins\|new_window=true].
+	[* black] ''Houston, we have lift-off!'' This teardown has achieved first stage separation.
+	[* black] On initial inspection, the 15" MBP looks ... like a scaled up version of the 13" model. We do notice a difference in the battery layout, but overall it's like looking at [http://screencrush.com/442/files/2014/05/Twins.jpg?w=720&cdnnode=1\|twins\|new_window=true].
	[* black] Look who we ran into again! The connector to [https://goo.gl/rqTsqp\|nowhere\|new_window=true].
	[* icon_note] [guide\|73480\|Speculation\|commentid=272290\|new_window=true] in the comments on our last teardown is that Apple may have included this to access the soldered-in SSD for data recovery.
+	[* black] We'd still rather see a removable/upgradeable SSD, particularly in a machine targeted at ''pros''—but this way if your logic board bites the dust, there might at least be a chance of recovering your data with Apple's help. Keep making those backups though.