At present, most Android tablets on the market still have a lot of gaps compared with Apple's iPad, and the only threat to Apple's iPad should be Google's latest Nexus 10. Google's 10 inch tablet is equipped with a 2560X1600 high-resolution screen, 300 ppi, and dual core A15 Exynos 5250, which can be said to be quite powerful. The Nexus 10 has a high configuration, but how is its workmanship? Next, please see the disassembly of Nexus 10 from Powerbookmedia website. The disassembled version is 16G wifi version, numbered GT-P8110. The disassembly of the entire Nexus 10 is relatively simple. The Nexus 10 differs from Apple in that it does not use too much adhesive to connect various components. The final result is that the maintenance difficulty of this equipment is greatly reduced.
Another thing that interests us is how many components are made by Samsung. After disassembly, the display battery, processor and flash memory are all produced by Samsung. Is this the way Google wanders between Samsung and Apple?
This is the picture before disassembly.
Turn the nexus 10 upside down and start disassembly. Remove the rear cover plate first.
Unscrew the five Philips # 00 screws on the back.
Use a suction cup to hold the screen, and then use a pry tool to separate the screen from the rear panel.
The back cover of the Nexus 10 is easy to remove.
First remove the green anti-static tape, and then remove the battery cable connection. The battery connector is made of rubber rather than plastic, so it has greater flexibility, so it is not easy to damage the connector when removing the battery connection.
Remove the connecting wires of the three orange cables. On the left is the digital cable (MANTA GT-P8110 GT-P8110KTL. Dock Connector/Microphone/LED cable. LCD Display cable Part # GT-P8110_LCD_FPCB Rev. 1.0 (Manufactured 9/18/2012)).
Remove 11 Philips No. 00 wires fastening the battery. After the battery is removed, its label is (Samsung Li Ion 3.75V 22.75Wh 9000 mah SP3496A8H. GB/T18287-2000).
Remove two Philips # 00 screws fixing the charging socket and microphone assembly. It is found that there is a small amount of adhesive to fix it. Remove it gently (CUCIALTEC GT-P8110 POGO_MIC_RGBW LED FPCP).
Remove the micro USB cable and speaker line (next to the micro USB).
Remove the front camera cable and take it out.
Remove one Philips # 00 screw fixing the LED flash lamp and disconnect its cable. The flash lamp will also be removed.
Use the pry tool to remove the rear camera (DGC39V87 TP8110_G).
The volume control buttons are loosely bonded and can be easily pried out with a flat pry tool.
Remove the right speaker cable and take out the speaker.
Remove three # 00 Philips screws, which are respectively used to fix the electromagnetic wave shielding design of micro USB, headset and vibrator.
Now remove the electromagnetic shielding and take out the vibrator.
Remove the screws that secure the logic board.
Remove the logic board. There is a small amount of connection between the lower part of the logic board and the vibrator assembly cable passing under it.
You can now remove the left speaker.
Remove the two Phillips # 00 screws that secure the Micro HDMI panel, and the panel can be easily removed.
The fixed volume line can be removed with a pry tool (GT-P8110 PBA DS.HF. R. RO. 7 C39).
There are two thermal shielding devices on the logic board, and seven Philips # 00 screws are fixed. After removal, the thermal shielding device can be removed, so that the vibrator can be removed from the information on the logic panel (Flash Memory – SAMSUNG KLMAG2F2A) (Processor – SAMSUNG EXYNOS GZE003D1 K30F2F200M) (Broadcom – Wireless) (Amtel – mxt1664s).
The removed Nexus 10 screen and its components.
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