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The Late 2015, 17 & 19 27” iMac HD SATA cable is Apple P/N 923-00664. The cable you’ve listed is the 2014-Mid 2015 27”...

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Sorry late to the party ;-} Apples obsession with Thin is a big factor here! And you can thank Jony Ive as that was his vision that just went too far! While I understand why we lost expandability & serviceability over the generations of Mac laptops. It’s still surprises me the top of the line would be so throw-a-way. Lack of imagination within the engineering group is the key issue. With so much money Apple could have invented a new class of RAM for laptops! Just look at the A series SOC chip Apple designed for the iPhones. You mean none of this tech couldn’t have been used to create a smaller form factor removable RAM module? I have a split view with the storage dilemma. Apple did make an effort to create a still faster storage solution with the T2 and raw flash chips. Which I do think was a good move! But!!! Lacking any expansion just blows my mind! So I agree! Apple’s direction is very flawed with the top of the line models. Now lets talk about serviceability! As Apple really stepped in it them selves...

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Well it appears its still an issue in some systems!

Well, you could look at it as a sign of flattery ;-} Or... It's really creepy! Wasn't there a movie or two where people impersonated people to take over their persona ;-{ I don't think thats the case here though! This person does need the get his own avatar and scratch the duplication in his bio. I'm sure the @sarahw can fix this

So someone in a more desolate area of the country or world won’t have the access to the parts then? This only serves denser areas which have the population to support a repair shop and have a business district. This is too limiting! If they base it on location and the population of the 50 or so miles from the business address and bias it so smaller less dense areas are able to get a waiver from Apple, then, I can see this as a more possible solution. This still prevents the owner of his/her own device access to the needed support documentation, tools or parts as you’ve noted Kyle. I also wonder how many needed custom tools Apple demands will cost a small shop. I can see Apple going over-board building overly complex Rube Goldberg tools or machines just to force independent shops out in a year or two. There is still the issue of knocking out all of the parts suppliers! While Apple may not like it, salvaging parts from parts (dead) systems is still some of the only ways to get the needed parts to fix a...