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-[* black] Since most of the real estate inside the Kindle Fire HD is occupied by the battery, removing the motherboard is the next logical step.
-[* black] With some careful work with a razor blade we were able to peel up the copper tape covering the SoC.
+[* black] The motherboard — which is the second-largest killer of real estate inside the Kindle Fire HD — is the next component to fall victim to our prying hands.
+[* black] With some careful work with a razor blade we were able to peel up the copper tape covering the main processor. The copper tape allows the processor to dissipate heat, but is more problematic to remove than a good ol' fashioned heat sink.