﻿An iPad Pro docks to this screenless MacBook Air and becomes its display.

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A Chinese modder created the iPadBook by removing the display from an M1 MacBook Air and installing a custom magnetic dock that holds an iPad Pro as a replacement screen. The hybrid device allows users to run macOS when the iPad is docked and switch to iPadOS when detached, creating a dual-OS laptop that Apple refuses to make officially.

A modder created the iPadBook that Apple won’t

<p>Wait, until Apple sends him some letter and he goes to jail or something… Big Tech can do whatever it wants, even stealing and physically hurting people. But God forbid, you make something custom out of the stuff you paid lots of bucks for. They don’t even allow you to repair stuff yourself.</p>


<p>Hardware reconfigurations could be a future.</p>
