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| - | [* black] As relatively painless as this opening procedure felt, it's not without hurdles—we see a few ribbon cables along the bottom of the display |
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| + | [* black] As relatively painless as this opening procedure felt, it's not without hurdles—we see a few ribbon cables along the bottom edge of the display, dangerously close to the path of our cutting tools. |
| [* black] That said, it gets even painless-er when we start removing the adhesive. It peels off like magic—no mess! This is the kind of change we've been pleading for. If you ''must'' glue together a super thin, space-constrained device, this is how you should do it. (But don't do it on a [guide|11936|desktop|stepid=42490], okay? Because that's just lame.) | |
| [* black] In all this excitement we almost missed the display chips! Let's take a closer look: | |
| [* red] Microsoft X904163 and X904169 display drivers | |
| [* orange] Winbond Q16FWUXB2 1921-681C DR80006 | |
| [* yellow] Analogix ANX2684 1920 C975AA | |
| [* green] SiW SW50014A 8266631T 1844 | |
| [* light_blue] SiW SW5077 J004370V 1920 |