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[* black] Our newest fashion accessory, the clip-on belt box, offers improved "cable management" that looks a lot like cable hoarding. Six ports populate this sucker:
- [* black] Out the bottom we have a barrel jack for the power/camera sync split cable, as well as HDMI in and USB 3.0, for the computer connection.
- [* black] The top sports a headphone jack, the proprietary HMD cable port and a spare USB 3.0 port (for accessories, or maybe sweet hacks).
-[* black] After our quick port survey and four Phillips screws, we lay hands on the board itself. Let's see if we can find those "signal boosters" we heard about.
+ [* black] Out the bottom we have a barrel jack for the power/camera sync split cable, as well as HDMI-in and USB 3.0, for the computer connection.
+ [* black] The top sports a headphone jack, the proprietary HMD cable port, and a spare USB 3.0 port (for accessories, or maybe sweet hacks).
+[* black] After our quick port survey, we say adios to four Phillips screws and then lay hands on the board itself. Let's see if we can find those "signal boosters" we heard about.