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-[* black] Well, the fused display should have been our hint, but this is looking rather Airy so far.
-[* black] battery and display cable bracket one unit, at least the battery isn't trapped under the lobo
-[* black] pop!
+[* black] As if the fused display wasn't enough of a hint—this is looking more and more like a mini iPad Air 2 by the minute.
+[* black] Adhering the glass and display together gives a little more rigidity to this Mini—enough to ditch the huge metal shield plate that has traditionally lived behind the LCD.
+[* black] One feature we're glad the Mini has retained—an easily disconnected battery. We'll pop that guy first, without having to bust out our [product|IF145-304|isolation pick|new_window=true] (necessary for full-sized iPads).