You can replace screens and batteries but be careful, you may void your warranty.
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You want to be sure to only use the OEM charger otherwise you will fry the phone.
The box has a slick design, similar to the original iPhone box.
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Total of six screws must be removed at this point.
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The tabs secure the top of the keyboard bezel.
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Remove the small metal plate with the razor (pictured) so you can unplug the antenna.
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Remove the gray tape to expose the actual clip to the LCD.
After the clips are removed, remove the board to expose the Palm Pre LCD screen.
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This step is very difficult, don't try it unless you need to identify the chips.
Chips seen here:
Texas Instruments CPU TWL5030B/ 94A20PW C
Elpida K2132C1PB-60-F/ 09100N024
Samsung 910 KMCMG0000M-B998, 8GB NAND memory for storage is suspected.
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This component is problematic from a design point of view. It mimics the terrible iPhone 1st gen LCD/Digitizer module.
Currently we have not found a way to separate the LCD from the digitizer. Looks like people will be paying for both parts if one should fail.
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