En el artículo , Theo Markettos
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They must do this sort of thing regularly at the factory... is there a
proper tool for it?

Toshiba used to supply a tool to dealers called a T-wedge. It was a
plastic tool used for popping apart the hidden catches on laptops
without damaging the case plastic. It's essentially a T-shaped tool with
a bevelled curve on the upper part of the T. Can post a pic somewhere
if you want.

The key is to get the first catch open - once you've done that, you can
run a (strong) thumbnail or a piece of plastic around the join to pop
the other catches. An old credit card works.

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