Photos: Cracking open the iPhone
By Staff on 09 July 2007
With the battery and PCB assembly removed, we can see the underside of the iPhone's chassis. As we wanted to reassemble this iPhone in working order, I stopped my disassembly at this point.
The iPhone's lithium-ion battery is secured to the chassis with a strip of adhesive.
Topics: apple, iphone, open, exposed, disassemble, panel, antenna, remove, ribbon, sim card
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thealeph commented on 06/08/2008 10:40
Thanks for that guys I was so tempted to take mine apart but Im on a two year plan and thought better of it-LOL
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prod commented on 13/07/2007 15:06
can u buy me 1 too.. i also want to c whats inside
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