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-[* black] Unscrewing the logic board—T5 screws
-[* black] The motherboard comes out. Single rectangular motherboard...similar form factor to the iPhone or iPad logic boards.
+[* black] Just 5 Torx screws and a few cable connectors stand between us and logic board removal—not bad! Certainly nothing our [product|IF145-398-1|Marlin Screwdriver Set|new_window=true] can't handle.
+[* black] And out it comes! The Air's logic board is not [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/EEI4GHk3jnFGMJHc.huge|mustached|new_window=true] like the Pro's, nor is it [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/DqPT14YcKMsGMBZ1.huge|minuscule|new_window=true] like the MacBook's.