Back In The 80s, Apple Shipped This Awesome Little Wrench With Their Products

Cult of Mac
By John BrownleeJul 13, 2012, 9:29 am283 pts
Nowadays, Apple locks its devices down pretty tightly: RAM soldered onto motherboards, proprietary torx screws and parts glued to each other inside cases. About the only tool you’ll ever find Apple shipping a product with that has been designed to help you actually open that device up is the iPhone’s liquid…

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