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[* black] We continue our trek to uncover the motherboard. At this point, we've got just a few small obstacles:
[* red] Two antenna cables
[* orange] Two T5 Torx screws
[* yellow] One vibrator motor cable
-[* black] Finally, the motherboard has been liberated.
-[* icon_note] If you're worried about motherboard overheating issues, there is a huge heatpipe along the bottom of the motherboard preventing such disaster.
+[* black] Lifting up the motherboard reveals a hefty heat pipe running along the length of it.
+ [* icon_note] With more and more power available on mobile platforms, it seems the only limit is dissipating heat. Loaded with that Tegra K1 quad-core, removing more heat means squeezing out more power. Google didn't want anything limit Tango devs.