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Lytro Light Field Camera’s guts get spilled on the FCC’s dancefloor

On February 9, 2012, In Gadgets, by AdamClark0421

There’s a scene in Robocop 2 , where our eponymous hero is set-to with an angle grinder and dumped in pieces outside the Detroit Police station. Now replace the cybernetic Alex Murphy with the Lytro Light Field camera and you’ll know what was found on the sidewalk opposite from the FCC’s concrete bunker this morning. Interesting tidbits revealed in the government-sponsored autopsy included a questionably small Zoran imaging chip and Marvell Avastar W8787 wireless SoC — but the company’s already swiftly denied it’ll have WiFi capability.

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Lytro Light Field Camera’s guts get spilled on the FCC’s dancefloor

Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman Android phone gets busted open by the FCC

On September 10, 2011, In Gadgets, by mbanku

Somebody’s not wasting anytime. Just last month we reported on the musically minded Android handset, and now what looks to be a decidedly darker version of Sony Ericsson’s Live with Walkman has made its way through the FCC and come out the other end in pieces — literally.

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Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman Android phone gets busted open by the FCC

iFixit picks the Droid Bionic to disassembled pieces

On September 9, 2011, In Gadgets, by TomFray

What do you do with a shiny and new dual-core LTE phone ?

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iFixit picks the Droid Bionic to disassembled pieces

BlackBerry Bold 9900 torn down, put back together for your amusement (video)

On August 29, 2011, In Gadgets, by TomFrier

Nothing like a little gadget carnage to get your week started off right. This week, DirectFix takes you on an eight-and-a-half minute journey inside a Rogers-branded version of the new BlackBerry Bold 9900 .

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BlackBerry Bold 9900 torn down, put back together for your amusement (video)

Xiaomi Phone gets dissected, phone status confirmed

On August 29, 2011, In Gadgets, by braciejo41

The Xiaomi Phone managed to pique our interest by packing a 1.5Ghz dual-core processor into a fairly sleek, inexpensive package — and, like all interesting new devices, it’s now been torn completely apart. You can thank the folks at LeiPhone for doing the hard work in this case, the results of which can be found at the source link below. We’ll soon also have some more impressions of the (intact) phone ourselves, and it looks like Xiaomi will be giving its own forum members the first crack at pre-orders for the device.

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Sony Vaio Z gets the in-house teardown treatment (video)

On August 25, 2011, In Gadgets, Technology, by olibaba13

Another official teardown, another predictable revelation: the new Sony Vaio Z ‘s viscera are thinner, flatter and, er, more compressed than those of its predecessor. But at least this dissection is performed by an actual Vaio engineer who ought to know his stuff. In the video after the break, Shinji Oguchi explains how cooling was improved using a range of tricks, like aerating the laptop’s guts via holes in the keyboard.

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Sony Vaio Z gets the in-house teardown treatment (video)

Nabaztag successor Karotz cracked open by the FCC

On August 5, 2011, In Gadgets, by westase1

We haven’t seen anything this heart-wrenching since Pleo last made its way through the FCC.

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New Mac mini gets iFixit teardown treatment, leaves space for 2nd hard drive

On July 22, 2011, In Apple, Gadgets, by lsderotes

What do you do the day after an arsenal of new Apple products are announced? Why, take them apart as soon as you can get your hands on them, of course! Wouldn’t ya know it, iFixit is at it again — this time, tearing down the new Mac mini . At first glance, the only noticeable difference is the inclusion of the powerful Thunderbolt port

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Nokia N9 arrives at FCC, opened up to see where all the MeeGo comes from

On July 22, 2011, In Gadgets, by braciejo41

That most heavenly hunk of MeeGo , the Nokia N9 , has passed through our government’s most holy of hallways, delivering full external and internal photos to show us what’s happening at every level. If you had any doubt this will be a world phone, tests confirming quadband 2G and pentaband 3G (2100/1900/1700/900/850 MHz) should put those to rest, while 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi spread over 2.4 and 5GHz means it’ll be quick to download the goods around the house. Models with 16 and 64GB are shown, though squint all we could we couldn’t count the difference on the teardown pics, which you can enjoy for yourself in the gallery below.

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iFixit tears down new MacBook Air, beholds the miracle of backlighting

On July 21, 2011, In Apple, Gadgets, by westase1

Warranties be damned, iFixit got its hands on the newly announced MacBook Air and immediately did its thing, digging into the super-thin laptop like a kid at Christmas. Not all that much to see from the outside of the device, save for that new Thunderbolt port and some shiny new keyboard backlighting

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Lytro Light Field Camera’s guts get spilled on the FCC’s dancefloor

Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman Android phone gets busted open by the FCC

iFixit picks the Droid Bionic to disassembled pieces

BlackBerry Bold 9900 torn down, put back together for your amusement (video)

Xiaomi Phone gets dissected, phone status confirmed

Sony Vaio Z gets the in-house teardown treatment (video)

Nabaztag successor Karotz cracked open by the FCC

New Mac mini gets iFixit teardown treatment, leaves space for 2nd hard drive

Nokia N9 arrives at FCC, opened up to see where all the MeeGo comes from

iFixit tears down new MacBook Air, beholds the miracle of backlighting

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