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-[* black] This neat little coil probably feeds the Pixel's the parasitic keyboard.
- [* black] Sans ports, the keyboard needs inductive charging from the tablet to function. We'll find a twin to this coil in the peripheral.
-[* black] Under the coil we find a control board with some action maybe.
+[* black] This neat little coil feeds the Pixel's the parasitic keyboard, when it's connected in the proper screen-covering position.
+ [* icon_note] Having no ports of its own, the keyboard needs inductive charging from the tablet to function. We'll find a twin to this coil in the peripheral.
+[* black] Under the coil we find a control board, probably responsible for turning boring old DC power from the battery into exciting, varying-magnetic-field-generating AC to power the coil.
[* black] We also get to peel out this record-breaking headphone jack port with the longest tail ever.
[* black] It actually does double duty as an interconnect cable for the inductive coil and the right speaker.