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Here is the bottom part of the circuit board.

Some pictures of the board.

More pictures

Before flipping the board and see where all the fun takes place we need to unplug a few connectors that transport data form the circuit board to the optical drive.

And here it is... the EE "Emotion Engine" Some specifics about the EE: CPU 128 Bit running at 300 MHz

RDRAM 32 MB

The GS "Graphics Synthesizer" with its clock frequency of 150 MHz, DRAM Bus Bandwidth 48 GB per second, DRAM Bus width 2560 bits and a Maximum Polygon Rate of 75 million polygons per second... pretty impressive

A look at one of the two RDRAM of the PS2..

..at the USB and Firewire ports..

...and more pictures.

One last thing to take a look at is the optical drive...

On the side of the DVD player there's a little battery that helps the PS2 to keep up with date and time even when not plugged in... not bad..

There's a look at the bottom side of the optical drive.