iFixit Releases iPod nano Teardown
iFixit has released the official tear down of the brand new, recently announced 7th generation iPod nano. 
The nano looks exactly like its predecessor and features a 1.54-inch multi-touch display, a 240 x 240 pixel resolution, a built-in accelerometer and stock Nike+ package.
There are also no screws. To take apart the tiny device, you'll have to take a heat gun to open it up.
The new iPod nano is available now, starting at $129.
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