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+[* black] Turning our attention back to the tail end of the Pod, we disconnect a cute little coax connector and pull out the custom Apple SiP, where the H1 the rest of the chips live. They even put their logo on it, so we wouldn't forget who made it.
+ [* black] TBD whether we can get past this shield or not—we may just have to take Apple's word that all the silicon lives in here.
+[* black] The backside has but one chip for us to ID: 17PA

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