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-[* black] Removing the GPU board assembly
-[* black] removing the suspiciously MAc-y heat sink
-[* black] removing the fan
+[* black] Appetite whetted, we pluck out the Book's GPU board assembly and its attached fan.
+[* black] We find a suspiciously Mac-like heat sink mounted to the keyboard's GPU. Wow, the keyboard really does give off an Apple vibe.
+[* black] We've always said we could use a few more fans. With the heat sink out of the picture, the keyboard's 0.30 Amp model is ours for the taking.