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    What's Inside your IPOD touch?

    Posted on November 27, 2008

    When i was a kid, i used to rip open our appliances just to know what's inside them. I get tools from the trunk of my dad's car then surreptitiously unscrew my subject appliance and rip its parts apart. I will then try to get acquainted with its internal system, do some fine tunings then test the effects. After this redundant ritual, i return the parts back together and i am always left with extra screws.

     More often than not, our home appliances which were victims of my curiosity end up inoperative after a few days. But now information of all sorts are readily available in the in world wide web, i always consult the internet before i pry open my non-functional gadgets. Just remember the axiom, if ain't broke, don't fit it.

    This time, let's take a crash course about how to break open your Ipod Touch without damaging its internal parts then see what's inside it. See this link.

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    8 comments:

    1. hika12iDec 1, 2008, 11:12:00 AM

      haha i used to do that too when i was a kid, i remember when my game console got crash because a wrong line voltage and it's totally my fault. I tried to open and repaired, but it cause more damage :( there's smoke coming out from there..

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    3. Benny WrightJan 17, 2009, 7:30:00 PM

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    4. JeannyJan 31, 2009, 10:08:00 AM

      Hi dyanie...bc???

      You take care and happy weekend

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    5. jeannyJan 31, 2009, 10:08:00 AM

      Ganyan din ang aking esposo, mahilig mag kalikot ng mga sirang gadgets...like you he sonsult the internet o how to fix thigs...

      Hmmm tago ko muna ipod ko baka pati ito buksan nya hahahha....

      Happy weekend

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    6. InfoJun 23, 2015, 12:08:00 AM

      Thanks for explaining

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