Apple’s New iPod Touch Torn Apart By The FCC [Apple]

Sep 2nd 2010
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Apples New iPod Touch Torn Apart By The FCC [Apple] The FCC has set its camera to macro mode and snapped the insides of Apple’s new iPod Touch . There’s a ruler for scale and it would be possible to tell what camera the FCC uses from the reflections.

The FCC refers to this refreshed Touch model as the ” Apple A1367″ and lets us do what Apple has been looking to stop us doing for years-read the details on the battery. [ Engadget via SlashGear ]

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