Our buddies over at TechRepublic have a nasty habit of cracking open perfectly good gadgetry, just to see what's lurking inside. Sometimes they even get it to work again afterwards. But cracking open iPods is not for the faint of heart. They'd already lost one Apple iPod nano to the Cracking Open process. Did the fourth-generation iPod nano survive their prying?
This nano is taller and thinner than the previous generation. The media player is also well-built and difficult to crack open, but that didn't stop them from trying -- even if it meant sacrificing the device's ability to operate.
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Anonymous 15 February, 2011 23:25
Managed to remove and reconnect the screen but could not remove without breaking the touch pad ribbon or hold switch ribbon cable
So I wonder how they make them ???
anonymous 13 November, 2012 18:26
nice. now i will try to open mine whose display has turned white, in spite of working perfectly