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-[* black] The rear cover (along with the LCD assembly) is separated once all the pesky hidden screws are found.
-[* black] Well this is exciting. Notice the red dots drawn on the inside of the rear cover. Each dot seems to correspond with the location of a screw. We speculate this is done to keep track of each screw during the manufacturing process.
-[* black] Unfortunately, every button on the rear cover is located on a single ribbon cable. This makes replacement of a single component that much more costly.
+[* black] The rear cover (along with the LCD assembly) finally gives in and jumps ship from the rest of the body.
+[* black] Well, this is nifty. Notice the red dots drawn on the inside of the rear cover? Each dot seems to correspond to the location of a screw. We assume this is done to keep track of each screw during the manufacturing process.
+[* black] Unfortunately, every button on the rear cover is located on a single ribbon cable. This makes repair much more costly if a single switch gets fried.