Monday, January 17, 2005
iPod Shuffle Autopsy
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"Preparing the cadaver... The challenge is trying to figure out the first step in disassembling the object. As is expected with Apple, every detail of this design has been thought through and there are no visible cues as to how the casing comes apart." [Via AppleMatters.com]Grab an Xacto knife and turn on those fluorescent basement lights. It's autopsy time!
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