Nintendo Wii U Teardown

Remember the unboxing video of Nintendo Wii U? If you missed it, here it is:
http://outdatedpenanguncle.blogspot.com/2012/11/nintendo-wii-u-unboxing.html

Before we start the teardown, lets see what are the stuffs hiding inside the Nintendo Wii U main body:

• IBM Power®-based multi-core processor
• AMD Radeon-based High Definition GPU
• 8 GB or 32 GB internal storage with external USB storage and external USB hard drive support
• 6.2 inch, 854 x 480 pixels LCD touch-screen with motion control and front-facing camera
• Near-Field Communication (NFC) functionality
• Broadcom BCM43237KMLG Wireless LAN module
• Broadcom BCM43362KUB6 802.11n Wireless Module—the same one used in the Roku 2 XS
• Broadcom BCM20702 Bluetooth 4.0 module
• Panasonic MN864718 HDMI Controller
• Samsung KLM8G2FE3B eMMC 8 GB NAND Flash/Memory Controller
• Micron 2LEI2 D9PXV [part number MT41K256M16HA-125] 4 Gb DDR3L SDRAM (4 x 4 Gb for a total of 16 Gb or 2 GB RAM)
• DRH-WUP 811309G31
• Fairchild DC4AY
• SMC 1224EE402
• Samsung K9K8G08U1D 4 Gb (512 MB) NAND Flash

And what are the stuffs hiding inside the Nintendo Wii U controller?

• Broadcom 20792 KMLG NFC controller
  
• T130 MsEu
  
• Broadcom BCM4319XKUBG
  
• STMicroelectronics UIC-WUP MCE GH226
  
• STMicroelectronics MSA3D 01F
  
• Texas Instruments TSC 2046I Low Voltage I/O Touch Screen Controller
  
• InvenSense ITG-3280 Gyroscope
  
• Micron 25Q256A 256 Mb Serial Flash
  
• DRC-WUP 811309J31 1217LU603
  
• Texas Instruments AIC3012 Audio Converter
  
• Texas Instruments 1010007

Unless you are in component business, there is no need to know all these, just brake the piggy bank and head to store to buy Wii U now. :P

Oh, almost forgot, the teardown:


And to read it at iFixIt website, here is the link:
Nintendo Wii U Teardown



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source: iFixIt