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-[* black] Unscrewing the camera control board leaves the rear case free.
-[* black] The control board is attached with a bunch of cables and remains attached to the main unit.
-[* black] Rear case has a big ol' NFC sticker on it.
+[* black] Let's get a closer look at the rear case. To do so, we remove a few screws securing the camera control board to the rear case.
+[* black] With the camera control board out of the way, we spy a big ol' NFC module.
+[* black] We will assume that the inclusion of NFC into the Project Tango tablet can only mean one thing: this is meant to be a prototype shopping tablet for IKEA.