HTC Made a CLEAR Smartphone!! (almost)

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HTC is the FIRST company to release a semi transparent smartphone! Or as they like to call it 'Translucent Black'. And I think its beautiful! Seeing the inside of technology is the best. Especially when you dont have to void any warranties to get there. Speaking of voiding warranties... Lets make this 'translucent' phone even more 'translucent'.
In pure JerryRigEverything fashion, its time to open up the HTC U11 and remove some of the color from the back panel. Definitely leaving the trademark NFC coils intact... But with a little smartphone modification, we can see the rest of the internals as well.
Here is the HTC U11 durability test (It didnt do so well):
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