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Dell Streak Teardown

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  • Sadly, the Streak's LCD is permanently adhered to the front panel glass. However, that LCD/glass subassembly is held in the front panel with very strong 3M adhesive, and could be removed with enough careful prying.

  • The LCD is bonded to the front panel glass to increase the strength of the device and sensitivity of the capacitive touch panel.

  • The inner face of the front panel assembly isn't all that exciting. The ear speaker and vibrator motor can be seen near its top edge.

  • The touchscreen ribbon cable houses:

  • Pixcir's controversial Tango S32 Touchscreen controller

  • Atmel's ATmega168P 8-bit AVR microcontroller

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