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- | [* black] Two geared hinges straddle the great divide and screw to each side's stabilizer bars. |
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- | [* black] The board interconnect cables [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/P6TsRLJ4m1HMcguA.full|dip into each hinge housing|new_window=true] as they cross over to the other side. |
- | [* black] This is a pretty simple hinge design compared to all the other crazy over-engineered stuff we've seen on foldables. |
+ | [* black] Two geared hinges straddle the great divide and cling to each side's stabilizer bars with a trio of screws. |
+ | [* black] The board interconnect cables [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/P6TsRLJ4m1HMcguA.full|dip into each hinge housing|new_window=true] as they cross over to the other side, preventing them from being pinched as the Duo performs its folding tricks. |
+ | [* black] This is a pretty simple hinge design compared to some of the other crazy over-engineered stuff we've seen in other foldables. It's sort of like of like a miniature [guide|124319|360° laptop hinge, cable routing and all|stepid=240484|new_window=true]. |
+ | [* icon_note] ''Simple'' doesn't mean ''easy'' though! No doubt Microsoft spent loads of time designing and tuning these little folding mechanisms, and their work has paid off. Like we (and many others) have said, the Duo is incredibly satisfying to open and close. |
[* black] Look! An xray flapped into this step! |