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Nintendo Game Boy Teardown

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  • The circuit boards inside the rear case are much easier to remove, with only four screws and no adhesive holding it down!

  • The mainboard, power board, and jack board are connected together and come out all at once.

  • As with the display and speaker wires, the headphone jack and other ports are all soldered to the boards.

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