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December 4, 2007 1:23 PM PST

Cracking open the iPod Touch and more

by Emily Shurr
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iPod Touch innards

iPod Touch innards

(Credit: CNET Networks/Mark Kaelin)

News.com has been running hugely cool photo galleries excerpted from sister site TechRepublic--their "Cracking Open" series, where they dissect, gut, and then try to reconstruct your favorite electronics.

Latest entries include the iPod Touch--you won't believe how thin the components are--and the remote-control game, "Shocking Tanks."

Links: Cracking open the iPod touch
and Cracking open "Shocking Tanks."

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