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Droid X Teardown
Teardown and assembly photos and videos from Zedomax.com.
“After fiddling with my Droid X for two days non-stop, I finally figured out how to dissect the latest Motorola superphone.
Just in case someone needs to replace parts or perhaps the touchscreen in the future, I’ve documented the whole process for your viewing pleasure using my Canon 7D. And yes, still working on my photography skills so please bear with me.”
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