After finding out that Google’s Nexus One phone made by HTC will hit Europe in the following months for EUR 450, we return to the hardware side of things. Thus, we have a look at the handset’s dissection done by a couple of eager folks, wanting to see what’s inside Google’s “superphone”. Inside, you’ll find...
There’s a new Archos tablet in town, the Archos 9 model and some folks have already spotted its flaws, stuff like the laggy HDD on which Windows 7 runs. A 1.1 GHz Atom CPU is also on board and if you’re worried about the HDD, you can dissect the device and swap it for a SSD. Archos 9 will look like in the image above and you have to know...
After months of speculations regarding the third-gen iPod Touch and its presumed onboard camera, Apple went out and announced a 64GB iPod touch without a camera. The consolation came from the iPod nano, that received a video camera, but one that’s not able to take still photos. Interestingly enough, some curious folks took the new iPod Touch apart...
The weak-hearted handset users should refrain from watching these videos. They are detailed and show every step of a real mobile phone dissection performed on Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1. In the process, some white gloves make it look like a real chirurgical operation. Just watch and hold your circuits to the end. [via:engadgetmobile] Read More →
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