Magic Trackpad Gets Magic Teardown

Upon opening the new wireless multi-touch trackpad, model number A1339, iFixit got to work on identifying the nine pieces which make up the 'magical' innards of Apple's latest.
The thin device, which is 80% larger than the trackpad found in current MacBook Pro's, houses a Broadcom BCM2042 chip, used for Bluetooth connectivity. Also found within the compact trackpad is a touchscreen controller chip (Broadcom BCM5974) - the same chip used in Apple's MacBook Air and both the iPod Touch and iPhone.

A full run down of the teardown process, including additional information and imagery can be found over on iFixit's site.
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