In September 2010, Apple unveiled the 6th generation iPod Nano (Model: A1366). The new Nano is a significant departure from previous versions--resembling the new iPod Shuffle more than older Nanos.
As with the iPod Shuffle, the Nano isn't designed to be easily disassembled. But if you're working on a device that's already broken and out of warranty, you might not have anything to lose.
To disassemble the iPod Nano, you'll need a Phillips #00 or #000 screwdriver, a thin metal blade or plastic spudger, and a hair dryer or heat gun.
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Apple iPod Nano 6th Generation (2010) Teardown
by Bill Detwiler | September 13, 2010, 3:32pm PDT | Image 1 of 45
Cracking Open the Apple iPod Nano 6th Generation
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Of course they can rebuild him
... but I hear it takes Six Million Dollars 
if you're not up on your late 70's TV, you might not get the joke.
if you're not up on your late 70's TV, you might not get the joke.
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RE: Cracking Open the Apple iPod Nano 6th Generation (Apple iPod Nano 6th Generation (2010) Teardown)
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