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| [* black] After removing the touchpad assembly from the controller, we immediately notice that the daughterboard is near-identical to the one found in the Steam Controller. | |
| - | [* red] Just like before, the touchpad is driven by a Cirque 1CA027 companion MCU. |
| + | [* red] Just like before, the touchpad is driven by a Cirque [http://www.cirque.com/glidepoint-circle-trackpads|1CA027] companion MCU. |
| [* black] As with the Steam Controller, the PCB also features seven well-labeled test points that make it easy to directly interface with the board for testing. | |
| [* black] Up next is the 3.85 V, 3.69 Whr, and 960 mAh Li-poly battery. After giving it a good looksee, we spot the model number B0PLH100, and a large QR code. | |
| [* icon_note] Unfortunately, scanning the QR code doesn't reveal a secret message, just the serial number: 3SMA2638404214. | |
| [* black] Amazing! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JNGI1dI-e8|We've got that same combination on our luggage|new_window=true]. |