Not one
but two ritualistic device dismantlings have been exacted in recent days, an alleged 3DS and PlayStation Phone the sacrificial lambs. Spilled across a
TVGZone forum thread are the guts of an apparent
3DS, posted by a Taiwanese tinkerer who claims to have obtained the stolen unit (not unlike the one supposedly
lifted from an assembly line earlier this month) and promptly taken
the tools to it. The de-casing has revealed only a typical arrangement of circuitry and plastic bits, leaving us to wonder if the plundering of this poor portable was
in vain.
As it we hadn't seen
enough already,
TGbus, which had apparently tired of
displaying its alleged "Xperia Play"
PlayStation phone alongside its comprehensive collection of the world's handheld devices, broke out a set of Torx bits and proceeded to tear the thing down. The meticulous disassembly, however, failed to uncover what some might have hoped would be an intact, teensy-weensy PlayStation system -- just more circuitry (including what's suspected to be a Qualcomm MSM7x30 chipset) and plastic bits, it seems.
Are you finished yet,
you monsters?
