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Popular Science does what they do best in their latest How it Works, tearing apart the Wii and its controller to show you the guts and explain them.
The piece includes some nifty animated images, a gallery of a Wii torn-down, and a quick explainer on the physics of the Wii remote's accelerometer technology.
How it Works [Popular Science, thanks Camron]
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Kotaku 
Mar 21, 2007 2:00 PM
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