Photos: Inside a Microsoft Zune
By Mark Kaelin on 02 January 2008
After removing the lightweight, sturdy back plate, one of the first things you'll notice about the inside of the Zune is that there are three more tri-wing security screws holding the housing in place.
The battery is similar to almost all of the small devices we have cracked open. If they are all made by the same manufacturer, that company must be really busy.
The manufacturer of ribbon cables must be busy too. Like the iPods, the Zune uses them for internal connections.
Credit: CNET Networks/Mark Kaelin
Topics: zune, microsoft, photos, cnet networks, chip, mark, credit, inside, ipod
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adslnerd@bigpond.net.au commented on 03/01/2008 17:22 Report abuse
I also noticed one of the connectors is Made by Foxconn, who happen to also make the connectors for the Xbox 360. Foxconn also assemble the Apple Ipods in China
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