If our
review of the Atrix left you hungering for more, you can now feast your eyes on the guts of
Motorola's new Android powerhouse. Thanks to the folks at
iFixit, its teardown reveals a familiar range of parts -- 16GB of NAND flash, 960x480
PenTile LCD, 1GB DDR2 RAM and that beast of a
NVIDIA Tegra 2 CPU. What's more, is that the teardown brings to light some enticing news -- the glass panel is
not glued to the LCD. This allows for the clumsy to not have to spend the extra dough if they crack the glass (which is usually affixed to the display). Hit the source link if you've got your
Atrix and are ready to dismantle the thing yourself.
P.S. -- There is a Qualcomm MDM6200 HSPA+ chip inside the phone. The title is meant to be a joke in reference to misconceptions about 4G wireless technology. You can read all them
here.
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