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-[* black] after popping off a handful of connectors (2 speakers, digitizer, 2 antenna, display data, display backlight, 2 joycon rails) and loosening 6 phillips screws the mobo is free
-[* black] emmc ssd pops off! pretty cool.
- [* black] Nintendo made a 6.2" handheld device with removable ssd. that's rad.
-[* black] the USB C port does ''not'' pop off. that's not super rad. If you bust off the port you'll have to solder it back on.
+[* black] To get the motherboard free we pop off a handful of connectors (2 speakers, digitizer, 2 antenna, display data, display backlight, 2 joycon rails) and loosen 6 phillips screws.
+[* black] Even the MMC storage pops off with a modular PCB!
+ [* black] Nintendo made a 6.2" handheld device with removable memory. Now that's something ya don't see every day.
+[* black] The poppin' off ends with the USB-C port. If you bust off the port you'll have to solder it back on.