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+[* black] How did Apple put even more tech in 70% of the footprint? By folding the board in half, of course.
+[* black] The two halves are soldered together, so we got some help from our hosts Circuitwise and their super-legit hot air rework station to separate the layers.
+[* black] The iPhone X logic board is the first double-layered board we've seen in an iPhone since the very first the [guide|599|very first|stepid=3166|new_window=true] (third photo).

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