FCC photos reveal iPad internals, sculpted aluminum case

Apr 2nd, 2010

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The Federal Communications Commission has beat iFixit to the punch in publishing the first iPad take-apart photos , although the Commission did have an unfair advantage since it got pre-launch access to the device for its usual RF testing. The photos do give a first look at the iPad’s laser sculpted aluminum casing as well as a little detail about how the hardware is put together. What’s not surprising is that most of the internal volume us taken up by two large Li-Ion batteries. The logic board is tiny and appears to be not much bigger than an iPhone

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