HTC Thunderbolt gets an FCC-approved teardown

Apr 11th 2011
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We’ve already seen the HTC Thunderbolt hit the FCC , nevertheless it’s just now attending to the good things now that the telephone has actually been released. While it’s not exactly to iFixit levels of detail, the agency has now provided us with a fairly good teardown of the device, which helps you to see just what makes this speed demon of a phone tick. Hit up the link below for about a more pictures where this one came from.

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