Google Nexus One Dissected

on 01/07/2010 03:37 PDT

While Google’s Nexus One was announced barely a day ago, it didn’t take long for the phone to be dissected by the folks over at iFixit. Looking deeper into the phone, you can see that the Nexus One sports a Wireless N Chipset, and also a Broadcom BCM4328 chip, which is the same chip in Apple’s 3rd generation iPod touch. It’s certainly a pretty sight to see the Nexus One dismantled and pictured nicely, but we certainly do hope that they were able to put it back successfully.

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