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-[* black] Removing the LCD.
-[* black] One of the most exciting features of the new Nano is what covers the LCD: real glass.
-[* black] Earlier iPod Nanos have been incredibly [http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/nano.ars/3|durable]. Hopefully, the same will be true of this iPod, even with a glass screen covering. We certainly appreciate the addition of real glass; it's nice to see some of the enhancements from Apple's larger and more expensive devices make it to the Nano.
+[* black] Removing the LCD. Be very careful not to tear the wires or damage the small ribons goint ot he hold switch. You may have to unscrew the pice once you slide it out a little
+[* black] to remove the glass you can slide the LCD up just slightly and press on the bottom of the glass and it will pop out so you can replace it.
+[* black] Unplug the ribbon attaching the Logic board to the LCD.