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Magic Leap One Teardown

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  • We ignore the modular headphone jack and button board, in favor of that shield-filled field of silicon.

  • A PC favorite Cooler Master fan graces this PCB, explaining those vents we saw earlier.

  • Twirling away screws isn't enough to free the heat sink, which is very stubbornly glued in place. After a good ten minutes of heating and prying, it finally loosens its conductive grip.

  • This is a lot of cooling for a small, wearable device, but it makes sense given the job it has to do. There's a lot of heat-generating silicon in there—and in this case hot pockets are a bad thing.

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