Disassembling iPod Nano 5G

If there’s one thing you can count on – beyond third-party accessories – it’s that as soon as a new iPod hits the shelves, it’ll be torn down to its component parts. iFixit have already begun to strip the camera-toting iPod nano 5G out of its glossy shell and down to bare circuit-boards, and even if chip codes and DACs mean nothing to you there’s something scandalously exciting about watching it happen.

The good news is that the nano 5G seems to have been put together pretty well, with a think chunk of glass covering the 2.2-inch display and the casing reluctant to open and reveal its secrets. The battery is of course soldered onto the mainboard, and nothing inside is intended for user-access or attention.
So far there are no great surprises to be found, but we’ll be satisfied with decent build quality. The iPod nano 5G is on sale now, available in 8GB and 16GB capacities.

The good news is that the nano 5G seems to have been put together pretty well, with a think chunk of glass covering the 2.2-inch display and the casing reluctant to open and reveal its secrets. The battery is of course soldered onto the mainboard, and nothing inside is intended for user-access or attention.
So far there are no great surprises to be found, but we’ll be satisfied with decent build quality. The iPod nano 5G is on sale now, available in 8GB and 16GB capacities.
Review from slashgear.com
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For step-by-step info. Go to iFixit.com
Or watch this video:






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Fixing your latest iPod on your own, this infos really a great help.

iPod Touch Camera?

Sneaky sources have already claimed Apple is planning an imminent upgrade to the just unleashed new iPod touch, slapping in the camera everyone expected to see. And now a new teardown shows that Apple really was plotting to stick a camera in its high–end PMP all along.

The Apple obsessives at MacRumors have managed to prove that Apple really does have plans to put a camera into the iPod touch. Teardown shots of the leaked iPod touch with camera, first spotted last month, definitely show a space for a snapper.

And that’s not all. Pics of the official iPod touch 3G’s innards also show room for a peeper, making it clear that Apple certainly did have something up its sleeve before changing its mind last week.

For more info about this news about iPod , go to mirror.co.uk
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I'm looking forward to an iPod Touch with camera. I was amazed at how Apple was improving it's product in such a short period of time.

Disassembling iPod Nano 5G

If there’s one thing you can count on – beyond third-party accessories – it’s that as soon as a new iPod hits the shelves, it’ll be torn down to its component parts. iFixit have already begun to strip the camera-toting iPod nano 5G out of its glossy shell and down to bare circuit-boards, and even if chip codes and DACs mean nothing to you there’s something scandalously exciting about watching it happen.

The good news is that the nano 5G seems to have been put together pretty well, with a think chunk of glass covering the 2.2-inch display and the casing reluctant to open and reveal its secrets. The battery is of course soldered onto the mainboard, and nothing inside is intended for user-access or attention.

So far there are no great surprises to be found, but we’ll be satisfied with decent build quality. The iPod nano 5G is on sale now, available in 8GB and 16GB capacities.

The good news is that the nano 5G seems to have been put together pretty well, with a think chunk of glass covering the 2.2-inch display and the casing reluctant to open and reveal its secrets. The battery is of course soldered onto the mainboard, and nothing inside is intended for user-access or attention.

So far there are no great surprises to be found, but we’ll be satisfied with decent build quality. The iPod nano 5G is on sale now, available in 8GB and 16GB capacities.

Review from slashgear.com

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For step-by-step info. Go to iFixit.com

Or watch this video:

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Fixing your latest iPod on your own, this infos really a great help.