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| [* black] Samsung and Fujitsu chips are identical to the DSi: | |
| [* violet] Samsung 1st generation MoviNAND KMAPF0000M: 256 MB NAND Flash and MMC controller. The integrated MMC controller allows the CPU to offload the complex work of directly talking to the flash memory. | |
| [* blue] 82DBS08164D-70L: Fujitsu Ltd 128-bit FCRAM (fast-cycle RAM) chip. | |
| [* red] TI (TXN) 72071B0 power managing and charging circuit. This used to be a Mitsumi chip in the smaller DSi. | |
| [* yellow] PAIC3005B: We assume it stands for Primary Antenna Interface Controller, given that it's located right by the antenna. | |
| [* green] Primary Nintendo ARM CPU, manufactured the last week of 2009. This chip's markings are identical to the DSi. It's definitely not the Tegra chip that had been rumored. | |
| - | [* black] Here's a couple of large photos of the [link|http://s2.guide-images.ifixit.com/igi/ZLZvDLfH1fRti1xj|front] and [link|http://s1.guide-images.ifixit.com/igi/Jti6BvoJIBBqRSxQ|back] of the logic board. Warning for 56K users: we mean ***large***. |