Take apart an iPod Touch 1G

Take apart an iPod Touch 1G

Trying to replace your iPod battery, change the screen, or doing some modification that a MAC pro wouldn't suggest you doing yourself? Before you can start tinkering around inside this delicate piece of equipment, you're going to at least need to know how to get it open and take it apart without damaging the the inner pieces. You will need a small Phillips head screwdriver, a plastic pick, a blackstick, and a chisel tip screwdriver. Watch this video iPod tutorial and learn how to take apaart an iPod Touch 1G.

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youlotRtossers 5 months ago
Jeez, they don't even do a 1G, and why would you even want to do this ? plus this guy has a weird voice.
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