iPhone 5 deconstructed: packed with power efficient parts

Ars Technica
By Chris ForesmanSep 21, 2012, 8:21 am412 pts
iFixit Repair and reuse experts iFixit flew to Australia to get one of the first available iPhone 5s, and then immediately tore it to pieces. iFixit's usual thorough analysis reveals that nearly every hardware component has been upgraded or improved, yet is so power efficient that the battery capacity largely…

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