Photos: Inside an iPod Touch

March 27th, 2008 by Staff Writers Tagged with: ipod touch, ipod, photos

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After slipping out the Wi-Fi antenna connections, we can flip over the main circuit board of the iPod Touch. One ribbon cable had to be disconnected -- this is the simple clip-on connection we mentioned earlier.

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