O new notebook from Microsoft Surface launched in May this year, received the lowest possible score in the evaluation of the iFixit, the site that makes the traditional disassembly of virtually all technological products of greater renown.
According to the website, it is not possible to open the Microsoft notebook without damaging its structure, since all its parts are very glued. In addition, components such as CPU and RAM cannot be exchanged because they are soldered on the motherboard.
"The Surface is not a notebook". It is a glued monstrosity. There is nothing in it that can be upgraded or repaired, and it literally cannot be opened without being destroyed. (Show us the procedure, Microsoft, we would love to be wrong), advances the site.
The Microsoft notebook, before this evaluation, had received positive notes from the press linked to the technologies, where it was highlighted the good performance, the above average autonomy and the quality of the 13,5 inch touch screen.
The device has a fabric finish around the keyboard that needs to be removed to give access to a metal plate that has enough glue to open the rest of the notebook and there is no way to put everything back after disassembly.
The Microsoft Surface has a slim body and 13.5 ”touch screen, Intel Core i5 or i7 with integrated graphics Intel HD 620 eGPU or Intel Iris 640 Plus.
