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Ipod Nano LCD series

Name: Ipod Nano LCD series
Channel: mikeselectricstuff
Description: Mike's multi-part series reverse engineering an iPod nano display, praised as a thorough practical lesson in working out unknown screen interfaces.

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Why people recommend it

Mike's multi-part series reverse engineering an iPod nano display, praised as a thorough practical lesson in working out unknown screen interfaces.

Watch for: First episode is an hour long

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