The new Mac Pro from Apple has received an official teardown from the folks at iFixit, and the new machine received a glowing score of 8/10,...
The Xbox One Kinect sensor is pretty unique, and it’s the first time that Microsoft used in-house technology for the Kinect (previously, a company called PrimeSense...
Following the dissection of the PlayStation 4 last week, the Xbox One is getting its turn on the surgical table by the folks at iFixit, and...
As expected, the PS4 is now in the hands of the folks at iFixit, and they took the brand-new gaming console and did what anyone would...
As expected, the folks at iFixit have gotten a hold of the new iPad mini with Retina display and put it on the surgery table to...
As expected, iFixit has gotten a hold of the Nexus 5 and tore it down to its bare bottom. What the folks found was an overall...
As always, the brave folks at iFixit have gotten a hold of the new iPad air and immediately threw it up on the surgery table to...
There appears to be a hidden gem inside the Nexus 4 by LG smartphone released by Google in the form of an unactivated 4G LTE radio....
The iPad mini costs Apple $188 to make, according to a teardown by IHS, leaving a potential profit of $141 for the WiFi only iPad mini, according...
As with any major new device, now that Microsoft’s Surface RT is available iFixit has a new teardown to show the inside of the device and see...
These days there’s an expectation for gadget teardowns. Today the we see the HTC One X torn apart so we can all see what’s inside. Chinese website PCOnline gave the...
Apple is expected to launch a new iPad in March or April, likely called the iPad 3. There are a number of iPad 3 rumors around...
The folks at DirectFix.com have a teardown video on YouTube for the Kindle Fire. (Yes, another one.) If you’ve ever wanted to see the guts of...
iFixit has posted another teardown of a fancy new phone. This time it’s the Droid RAZR we just reviewed. Since this smartphone boasts of it’s thin-ness,...
If you’ve broken your HTC Thunderbolt or just enjoy watching tear down videos, check out the DirectFix.com video of the HTC Thunderbolt going under the screw...