
Apple recently held another autumn presentation, one of the most discussed new products of which was
And How?
iFixit couldn’t resist trolling Apple by taking a photo of someone wiping a smartphone screen with a $20 bill. “Are we doing this right?” - experts say sarcastically.

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Next, they approached the matter seriously and carefullyexamined the napkin. It even had to be cut to find out that it was an ordinary microfiber cloth. More precisely, two rags sewn together, so if you feel sorry for spending $19, just cut the layers and get two rags for $9.5 each.

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"Under a microscope, an Apple polishing clothtop quality comes to life. On the left you will see a plain old cleaning cloth. Boring. On right? Tiny fibers intricately woven together combine to become not just a cleaning tool, but an object of beauty worthy of cleaning itself. Amidst the beauty, a fine line gracefully outlines the shape of humanity’s main fruit, the apple,” iFixit’s sarcastic description continues.

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But it’s time to return from heaven to earth: the napkin received 0 points for maintainability out of a standard 10 possible.

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"New Apple Polishing Clothgets a 0 out of 10 on our repairability scale for distracting us from the very important disassembly of the MacBook Pro and not stitching back together after we cut it apart with scissors,” iFixit concluded.
Well, you can’t even argue...
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