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-[* black] With the headset completely disassembled, it's time to move on to the controller. A quick inspection reveals the model number: 2PR7100
-[* black] The Vive is manufactured by HTC, but it's quite evident that Valve lent some input to the design process; the controller touchpad is ''very ''reminiscent of the ones found on the [guide|52578|Steam Controller].
-[* black] In addition to the touchpad and trigger, the controller comes packed with 24 sensors (including two ''inside'' the ring) that allow it to be accurately tracked by the two Lighthouses.
+[* black] With the headset completely disassembled, it's time to move on to the controller. A quick inspection reveals the model number: 2PR7100.
+[* black] The Vive is manufactured by HTC, but it's quite evident that Valve had plenty of input on the design process. The controller touchpad is ''very ''reminiscent of the ones we found on the [guide|52578|Steam Controller].
+[* black] In addition to the touchpad and buttons, the controller comes packed with 24 sensors (including two ''inside'' the ring!) that allow it to accurately track the position of the two Lighthouses.