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-[* black] Pulling the motherboard out of the front housing.
-[* black] Popping the lens assembly up off the image sensor.
-[* black] Fancy lens fun. Distortion suggests a wide angle lens to grab all the IRs possible from the headset.
+[* black] After dealing with that pesky cover plate, the positional camera motherboard and lens assembly is removed with ease.
+[* black] We quickly dispense with two more screws, and then pop the lens assembly off of the motherboard.
+[* icon_note] After playing around a bit with the positional camera lens, we've come to the conclusion that Oculus is using a wide angle lens so that the positional camera can see as many IR LEDs as possible.