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| [* black] With the display out of the way, we can safely disconnect the digitizer. | |
| - | [* icon_note] Wait—didn't we remove the digitizer once already? |
| [* black] The digitizer has the same two cables as before, but they look a little different than last year. | |
| [* black] Could they have changed slightly for Pencil compatibility? | |
| [* red] Look what we found hiding under a shield! The same NXP 8461A1 Touch ID chip that we saw in the [guide|85098|last model|stepid=161667|new_window=true]. | |
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