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Topic Title: Where is the key Topic Summary: What are the numbered parts? Created On: 30 January 2013 10:59 AM Status: Post and Reply Related E&T article: Teardown: Microsoft Surface |
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I was wondering what the numbered parts were as I cant seem to see the key in the article.
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30 January 2013 01:24 PM
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It looks like the labelling went missing when the print article was converted to a web page. The numbers should be referred to in the "key" section in grey at the end of the page.
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Apologies: the key list did indeed go AWOL on its journey from print to web.
This is the numbered list: 1 Enclosure, main, top cover 2 Loudspeaker, right 3 Main PCB 4 I/O connector/microSD adapter PCB 5 Display/touchscreen PCB 5 Enclosure, main, rear stand assembly 7 Enclosure, main, bottom 8 Battery 9 Audio jack PCB 10 Wire Harness 11 Display/touchscreen assembly 12 Loudspeaker, left 13 Camera assemblies Main PCB, top 14 WLAN antenna Main PCB, bottom 15 Audio codec Wolfson Micro 16 Power management IC Texas Instruments 17 WLAN/Bluetooth/FM Marvell 18 Touchpanel controller Cypress Semiconductor 19 Microcontroller Atmel 20 Flash memory Samsung 21 Mobile processor Nvidia 22 SDRAM memory (x4) Micron Technology This information will be added to the web page today. Regards, Jonathan Wilson Online managing editor E&T magazine www.eandtmagazine.com |
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