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+[* black] The folks at Google decided to [http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2012/06/nexus-q-teardown/|take a cue from us], so we felt the need to reciprocate the feeling. Googlers, consider this an outstanding invitation to use the image on the left as a Google Doodle!
[* black] Nexus Q Repairability Score: ***8 out of 10*** (10 is the easiest to repair):
-[* green] Removing the top cover requires no tools. very limited amounts of adhesive and fasteners with no exotic screw heads simplify disassembly.
-[* green] Very limited amounts of adhesive and fasteners with no exotic screw heads simplify disassembly.
-[* green] Fasteners with no exotic screw heads.
+[* green] Removing the top cover requires no tools. Very limited amounts of adhesive and fasteners with no exotic screw heads simplify disassembly.
[* green] Very few components are soldered to the main boards, making replacing them easier and less expensive.
-[* yellow] Large amount of components. Can easily lose track of important parts.
-[* yellow] Everything is packed very tightly into one package. Makes replacing some components more difficult than others.
-[* red] The power supply is readily exposed once inside, making repairing the device a bit dangerous.
+[* green] The entire disassembly is pretty straightforward.
+[* yellow] Lots of components could make you lose track of important parts if you're not careful.
+[* yellow] Everything is packed very tightly into one package, which makes replacing some components a tad difficult.
+[* red] The power supply is readily exposed once inside, making repairing the device a bit dangerous unless proper caution is taken.