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Video: PSP Go torn down, owners counseled on warranty violation

Sure, most of you are interested in the playability and durability of your gaming devices — that’s why we do our extensive, award-winning reviews (for instance, our latest PSP Go review is quite a page-turner). But sometimes you just want to rip into a device and see the chips and the solder — that’s why we’re grateful that the kids at iFixit have provided us with a complete tear-down guide, featuring step-by-step instructions and plenty of pretty pictures. Apparently, the Go owes its diminutive size to the fact that it eschews an internal metal framework altogether (instead relying on the external plastic shell to provide structural integrity). But don’t take our word for it! Check out the full video below — it’s basically Hostel with a handheld gaming device.

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