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  • Disconnect the remaining connector.

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  • Flip up the retaining bar to free the dock connector cable.

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  • Close-up shot of the logic board. The logic board is two layers thick, so it's difficult to see components.

  • We haven't found a way to pry the two sections apart without damaging the logic board, so it's virtually impossible to tell you what's in there.

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  • View of the iPhone with the logic board and battery removed.

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  • Disconnect the antenna cable to the left of the dock connector.

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  • Peel up the antenna ribbon sheet from the large black plastic piece.

  • You can now see why the iPhone has the black lower section of the back case. The antenna encompasses this entire region.

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  • Remove the hollow black plastic piece that was covered by the antenna.

  • There is some empty space within it — the only open internal space.

  • There's a chip in the upper right that may be a touch screen control processor. Model numbers: S6087P1, GN03325, 2076A00R, and 1YFZASB3

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  • The iPhone is completely apart!

  • The phone had about 16 screws total, unlike many iPods. The iPod Nano only has three screws.

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