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Motorola Droid 3 Teardown

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  • With a little encouragement, the qHD LCD lifts out of the Gorilla Glass-equipped front panel.

  • The screen in the Droid 3 is 0.3" larger than the screens in both of its predecessors, measuring in at a total of 4". It also has a higher resolution, at 960 x 540 pixels.

  • The ribbon cable attached to the rear of the LCD holds the earpiece speaker, the front-facing camera, the ambient light sensor, and the notification LED. Phew!

  • All of these components on one ribbon cable makes disassembly easy, but repair costly.

  • An Atmel MXT224E capacitive touchscreen controller can be found within the front panel.

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