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[* black] With the rear chassis removed, we are free to begin removing the motherboard.
[* black] Our spudger makes quick use of the connectors holding it in place, and off comes the motherboard assembly.
[* black] [guide|6108|Unlike last year's Droid|stepid=26626], the Droid 4's keyboard pressure sensors are attached to the back of the motherboard.
- [* icon_note] WOW! Raised above the pressure contacts on the backside of the motherboard are rubber letters corresponding to the letters of the keypad.
+ [* icon_note] WOW! The keyboard keys are printed on raised rubber atop the pressure contacts—in case you need to type without the actual keyboard attached, maybe?