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  • Taking out the motherboard requires removing three Phillips screws and disconnecting a few cables here and there.

  • The design of the motherboard is peculiar to us. It is designed such that its inner perimeter encloses the battery. We've seen oddly-shaped PCBs before, but rarely do they have giant holes in the middle of them.

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