Apple’s iPad is finally here and folks at iFixit have done what every geek would love to do i.e. to crack open Apple’s new iPad to see what’s inside. We had got a glimpse of iPad’s internals thanks to the teardown photos published by FCC but iFixit’s teardown has revealed…

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