Disconnect the Kindle's E-Ink display ribbon cable
This ribbon cable connector for the Kindle's E-Ink display is the worst of the bunch. The flimsy plastic gate is easily broken and the cable must be inserted, not just placed, in the connector.
Photo by Bill Detwiler/TechRepublic.com
Photo by Bill Detwiler/TechRepublic.com
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- The unidentified chip is an Analogue Devices ADG3304 logic level translator. (Read the rest)
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And pray tell, what did we learn from all this forensics?
flatliner | 09/05/08
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What we learned....
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