Tear-down photos of iPod classic, nano
updated 10:40 am EDT, Fri September 7, 2007
Nano, Classic tear-down
In addition to our unboxing photos, new tear-down photos offer an inside look at Apple's recently-released iPod nanos and classics, highlighting changes over previous generations. While many components are similar, such as most of the Classic's insides, the Nano now uses a fair amount of adhesive to hold together, which can make it hard to reassemble. The Classic has a thinner hard drive, and sports a new metal plate behind the display, presumed to protect against cracking. Photos after the break.
iPod classic
Photos courtesy of free online "Fixit Guides" for every iPod and most Mac laptops.






Fresh-Faced Recruit
Joined: Mar 2003
Wow...
Looks like they shoved more into a smaller space. Can't wait to get a 160 gig iPod classic.