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My laptop would go into to this locked-in cycle when it would heat up, start throttling itself and not being unable to...

I bought this eMac about 10 years ago and just so happened that I didn't have a place for it and some of my friends were...

Something just happened with my iPhone 4 and the dock connector is no longer working. I have a spare parts from a couple...

Hi, I've purchased this lovely portable Mac second hand for dirt cheap in good technical condition with some minor dents...

Hello everybody! I have a perfectly working 20" iMac7,1 with a screen I despise - I do a lot of graphic/web design work...

I’ve thought about this a lot. The 13” Mid-2012 Model is my favorite MacBook Pro. It’s built like a tank, works like a horse and near completely fault-proof. Except the bottom RAM slot problem. Taking a look on panelook.com and trying to narrow down for a better LCD by any parameter, the closest I could find to match the size, aspect ratio, signal type etc was this BOE HYDIS HV133WX1-100 (BOE0A28) panel. I don’t see a specific indication for it being IPS, but it filtered down as being IPS in the search engine. Significant hardware difference being that instead of the 30pin LVDS connector, you have a 40pin one. Further implications to me are unknown as I have no understanding in that, but could be something a more knowledgable person could delve into. Would be cool to at least have nice colours and a better viewing angle on our favorite compact form factor, most repairable MacBooks of recent time.

The connection of the right speaker is quite tight and tricky. In my experience it can sometimes disconnect when reseating the logic board. All in all, the acoustic performance of this speaker system is lacklustre. It's a fact. I use Bongiovi DPS system wide audio post-processing software to slightly enhance that poor performance. It works well. https://bongiovidps.com There are other alternatives in this space, but I found this working best for me. Hope this helps.

"This was a big mistake on apple's part, because G4 processors run very hot!"

How was it a mistake? Mine still runs fine after all these years.