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-[* black] The bracket holding the hard drive in place is oddly flimsy and is held to the outside of the drive with a weak layer of adhesive.
-[* black] This design change is far different from what we've [guide|5485|seen before|stepid=24092], and we assume it was made to reduce the size of the device.
+[* black] A rubbery housing is lightly adhered to the edges of the hard drive beneath upper and lower hard plastic bezels.
+[* black] This design change is far different from what we've [guide|5485|seen before|stepid=24092]. Since the internal components are more tightly packed than before, small vibrations may carry through more components. The rubber housing dampens the vibrations from the spinning hard drive so they are not perpetuated throughout the device.