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-[* black] Never one to judge a Book by its cover, we're glad for a chance to peek under the, um, exterior.
-[* black] Right away, we notice two cables tethering the display to the motherboard. Fortunately, they're conveniently located along one edge—meaning we really ''can'' flip this thing open like a book—and we easily dispatch their press-on connectors.
-[* black] What's more disgruntling is where the cables lead: directly ''under'' the motherboard, which appears to lie upside-down.
-[* black] On the other hand, there is a small fan channel, which pairs with matching foam on the back of the display to direct the air just so.
+[* black] Never one to judge a Book by its cover, we're glad for a chance to peek under the, um, lid.
+[* black] Right away, we notice two cables tethering the display to the motherboard. ''Fortunately'', they're conveniently located along one edge—meaning we really ''can'' flip this thing open like a book—and we easily dispatch their press-on connectors.
+[* black] ''Unfortunately'' these cables lead directly under the motherboard, which looks to be upside-down.
+[* black] We do get a look at a small fan channel, which pairs with matching foam on the back of the display to direct the air ''just'' so.
[* icon_note] The timing couldn't have been better - we're still a little heated about the motherboard situation and need to cool off.