Motorola Droid 4 Teardown

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With the rear chassis removed, we are free to begin taking out the motherboard.
Our spudger makes quick history of the connectors holding the motherboard in place, and off it comes.
Unlike last year's Droid, the Droid 4's keyboard pressure sensors are attached to the back of the motherboard.
Cool! The keyboard letters are printed on raised rubber atop the pressure contacts. Our guess is as good as yours as to why Motorola chose to go that route—there's no benefit we can see from having the letters printed on the rubber.

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