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I'm just a guy, you know?
I like upgrading older equipment to their max capacity, stuffing them full of components until their power supply screams for relief, and loading them up with newer software that pushes their RAM and CPUs far beyond any spark of an idea in the thought of the engineers that designed them.
I've put BluRay burners in all my Intel Macs and dual layer DVD burners in all my PowerPC Macs.
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I think you are confusing a WiFi module and a CPU...
Why no display teardown? What LCD does the 2011 use?
Yes, this is the Apple Infrared receiver for the Apple Remote. If you don't have or never used the Apple Remote, you won't be missing anything. I personally use the Apple Remote with Kodi (media player) to stream media, so I would miss it dearly. If you don't have an Apple Remote, you should be able to pick one up for less than $20. Fixing the infrared receiver might be more expensive though...
This photo shows the display connector of an iPod 4th gen. The display connector of the photo/color is quite different.
It is worth noting that the connector for the iPod 4th gen and the iPod photo/color are NOT compatible. The 4th gen has only 10 pins, whereas the photo/color have 12 pins.
Beware: there might be a little plastic 'bridge' piece that goes around the memory connector (mine had one that isn't in this guide) which needs to be removed first before removing the RAM card. It was both difficult to remove and fragile (broke on one side during removal).
Not necessary for RAM, hard drive, or CPU replacement. This may also cause excess wear on the already-fragile plastic pieces that hold it in.
Again not necessary for RAM, hard drive, or CPU replacement.
Also not necessary for RAM, hard drive, or CPU replacement.
Not necessary for RAM, hard drive, or CPU replacement.
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