By Gregory Mone Posted 07.02.2007 at 4:21 pm 1 Comment

Ipod_guts

Though some of the lucky 525,000 to procure an iPhone have been concerned with getting the device activated, a brave few decided to crack it open instead. Several sites pulled the phone apart, but the gadget surgeons at ifixit.com offer a detailed photo diary of their dissection. Among the observations: The phone has 16 screws compared to the iPod Nano's 3. Which means it's approximately 5.3 times as cool.—Gregory Mone

(Image Credit: ifixit.com)

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07/03/07 at 9:08 am

Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts. It is always great pleasure to read your posts.



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