iFixit has disassembled the new Apple TV 4K

And it is that a new product cannot come out and that we do not see the complete breakdown on the website of the iFixit guys. In this case, the one who has passed through the operating table is the new Apple TV with 4K HDR video support launched by Apple this September.

The highlight inside this new set top box model is that in addition to the new 10-bit A64X processor and 2 GB of LPDDR4 RAM, it is the fifth generation Apple TV add a bigger heatsink and fan.

In the complete breakdown you can see all the details of this equipment and really the most significant changes at an aesthetic level are directly related to the remote control, which add a white circle right on the menu button, the rest is all the same aesthetically speaking. This time they have not opened the control but it is evident that any problem with this will have to go through the checkout buying a new one.

Toshiba's flash memory is 32 GB in the model that has been disassembled in iFixit and the score they give us in terms of possible repairs is 8 out of 10. Be careful, we are talking that this Apple TV is quite easy to repair in all Aspects except the usual, all the main components are soldered to the logic board, that is, if we have a fault in any of the internal components such as the processor, memory, HDMI connector or similar, It will be time to replace the complete plate or to solder. If you are interested in seeing more details or want to see the complete breakdown of this new fifth generation Apple TV launched by Apple, this is the link with the iFixit website where you can see it.


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