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| [* black] With the kickstands raised, we can see that the two hinge mechanisms look fairly similar. | |
| [* icon_note] And if you [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/APNXcVQH65Vx2yTr.full|look closely|new_window=true], from here you can barely make out the outline of what can only be described as a secret trapdoor in the Pro X. Lucky for us, it's not [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kh5cGDlhB5A|guarded by a three-headed dog]. | |
| [* black] We poke the trapdoor with our SIM eject bit, and... | |
| [* black] Voila! An SSD (held down by a T3 screw) and a SIM slot! | |
| - | [* black] Out of curiosity, we try turning the Pro X back on with the SSD removed, and have no luck! It won't |
| + | [* black] Out of curiosity, we try turning the Pro X back on with the SSD removed, and have no luck! It won't power on without the drive. Could this be a kill switch, like the [guide|127277|one we found in the Laptop 3|stepid=247760]? |
| [* black] Unlike the screws hidden in the feet of the Laptop 3, we don't find any hidden screws under this kickstand. Alas, this probably won't be a magical opening experience. We arm our iOpeners and brace ourselves for heavy adhesives... |