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-[* black] We tried queueing up the device, but after staring as it flashed pretty lights at us for awhile, we decided to do what we do best: tear it apart. Let's check in on what Google packed into this glowing orb.
+[* black] We tried queueing up the Nexus Q, but after staring as it flashed pretty lights at us for awhile, we decided to do what we do best: tear it apart. Let's see what went into Google's latest glowing orb.
[* red] 16 GB internal flash memory
[* orange] 1 GB RAM
- [* yellow] 32 RGB perimeter LEDs
+ [* yellow] 32 RGB perimeter and 1 RGB mute indicator LED
[* green] Micro HDMI, Optical out, Ethernet, Micro AB USB, and Banana jack speaker outputs
[* blue] OMAP4460 (dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 CPU and SGX540 graphics core)
[* violet] Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich