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[* black] Next up to bat is the display.
[* black] It's no shock to see the glass and LCD are fused. It seems this is becoming the norm for most phones/tablets.
[* black] The back of the display assembly is labeled C112377185WF2LLT-A13GJ2A530QAJ3.
[* black] The digitizer and LCD ribbon cables remain, along with the home button and rubber gasket.
-[* black] When comparing the Touch to the [guide|10525|iPhone 5 display assembly|stepid=38280], it becomes very apparent that this is a much simpler, cheaper design, despite Apple claiming the two have very similar functionality.
+[* black] When comparing the Touch to the [guide|10525|iPhone 5 display assembly|stepid=38280], it's apparent that this is a much simpler, cheaper design, despite Apple claiming the two have very similar functionality.