Traduction de l’étape 9
Étape 9
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Leaving all the tiny tri-point screws out of the picture for clarity, we feast our eyes on the latest edition of Apple's
mobile health diagnostic machinetimepiece. -
Repair-wise, we're happy to see the fussy Force Touch gasket gone, and only two fragile cables tethering the display.
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Thicker rubber-like adhesive on the display and back plate also safeguards the watch against unwanted ingress (or in our specific case, wanted ingress).
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They just keep polishing this thing to a higher and higher gloss and it’s almost sneaky how much of it they don’t tell you about, keeping all the focus on the whiz-bang health features.
[* black] Leaving all the tiny tri-point screws out of the picture for clarity, we feast our eyes on the latest edition of Apple's ~~mobile health diagnostic machine~~ timepiece. | |
[* black] Repair-wise, we're happy to see the fussy Force Touch gasket gone, and only two fragile cables tethering the display. | |
- | [* black] Thicker rubber-like adhesive on the display and back plate also |
+ | [* black] Thicker rubber-like adhesive on the display and back plate also safeguards the watch against unwanted ingress (or in our specific case, ''wanted'' ingress). |
[* icon_note] Despite the almost imperceptibly thinner design, Apple packed in brand-new sensors in addition to the larger-capacity battery and beefier Taptic Engine. | |
[* black] They just keep polishing this thing to a higher and higher gloss and it’s almost sneaky how much of it they don’t tell you about, keeping all the focus on the whiz-bang health features. | |
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+ | [* icon_reminder] Huge thanks to [https://www.creativeelectron.com|Creative Electron|new_window=true] for partnering up with us once again! They're responsible for all the mind-bending X-rays in this teardown. |
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