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I think that memory module is really interesting. What if you take the memory module out of the 4gb nano and put it into the 2gb nano, would it work? I bet apple has some type of firmware lock so you can't swap the memory modules. Also, if you take a look at the memory chip once its removed and if you look at the mainboard it looks like apple had intended to put the chips directly on the board instead of making it a detachable piece. Very Interesting (*strokes chin*)

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