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-[* black] Tucked away under the front port cover, we find the USB accessory port and a DC-In power socket.
-[* black] Time to de-face the Oculus: we remove several Phillips #0 screws securing the faceplate to the development unit.
+[* black] Tucked away under a rubber cover in the front, we find the USB accessory port and a DC power socket.
+[* black] Time to de-face the Oculus: we remove several Phillips #0 screws securing the device itself to its adjustable headband.
[* black] Within the faceplate, we find two new and improved lenses. The lenses have increased in size to accommodate [http://www.roadtovr.com/diy-guide-how-to-increase-the-oculus-rift-physical-ipd/|a wider IPD (interpupillary distance)|new_window=true] range.