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Turning our attention to the "show" part of the Show, we easily pluck the 5-megapixel
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The display itself is another matter. It's guarded by some impossibly tough foam tape that basically requires you to break the display rather than lift it out. So first we did the former, then the latter.
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The panel is model TV070WSM-NMO, manufactured by BOE.
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A Richtek LED backlight driver sits on the flex cable.
| [* black] Turning our attention to the "show" part of the Show, we easily pluck the 5-megapixel ~~spy~~ camera from the display assembly (after bending a bracket out of the way). | |
| [* black] The display itself is another matter. It's guarded by some impossibly tough foam tape that basically requires you to break the display rather than lift it out. So first we did the [https://media.giphy.com/media/10dHotK4K8R0AM/giphy.gif|former|new_window=true], then the latter. | |
| [* black] The panel is model TV070WSM-NMO, manufactured by BOE. | |
| [* icon_note] We half expected this display to be borrowed straight from the similarly-specced Kindle Fire, but it's not one we've seen before. | |
| + | [* red] A Richtek LED backlight driver sits on the flex cable. |
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