Motorola Droid 4 Teardown stap #11 geschiedenis

Wijzigingen aan stap #11

Bewerken voor David Hodson — 13 feb. 2012

	[* black] Calling upon the help of our little friend, the [product\|IF145-000\|plastic opening tool], we remove the rear-facing camera.
-	[* black] Like last year's [guide\|7048\|Droid RAZR\|stepid=29953] -- and what seems to be the standard-issue in smartphones nowadays -- the Droid 4 sports an 8 MP camera with 1080P video recording capabilities up to 30 frames per second.
+	[* black] Like last year's [guide\|7048\|Droid RAZR\|stepid=29953]—and what seems to be the standard-issue in smartphones nowadays—the Droid 4 sports an 8 MP camera with 1080P video recording capabilities up to 30 frames per second.
	[* black] The back of the camera sports a cryptic code: 84014789. We can tell you with confidence that this is a Revision A camera unit, as opposed to any other letter.
	[* black] The side of the camera (not shown) reads SA2539 1XH00 0101650 7001 SH.

	[* black] Calling upon the help of our little friend, the [product\|IF145-000\|plastic opening tool], we remove the rear-facing camera.
-	[* black] Like last year's [guide\|7048\|Droid RAZR\|stepid=29953] -- and what seems to be the standard-issue in smartphones nowadays -- the Droid 4 sports an 8 MP camera with 1080P video recording capabilities up to 30 frames per second.
+	[* black] Like last year's [guide\|7048\|Droid RAZR\|stepid=29953]—and what seems to be the standard-issue in smartphones nowadays—the Droid 4 sports an 8 MP camera with 1080P video recording capabilities up to 30 frames per second.
	[* black] The back of the camera sports a cryptic code: 84014789. We can tell you with confidence that this is a Revision A camera unit, as opposed to any other letter.
	[* black] The side of the camera (not shown) reads SA2539 1XH00 0101650 7001 SH.