We’ve already seen them rip open the iPad Air and more recently the even thinner iPad Air 2, and by going somewhere no ordinary iPad owner would ever dream of going, iFixi has shared high-resolution wallpapers of what exists underneath the surface of our displays.
Below you can view and download wallpapers of the internals of iPad Air with LTE (1), the iPad Air with WiFi-only (2), the iPad Air with LTE zoomed back to reveal more (3), and the iPad Air with WiFi-only zoomed back to reveal more (4).
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- iPad Air LTE
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- iPad Air WiFi
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- iPad Air LTE zoomed back
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- iPad Air WiFi zoomed back
iFixit recommends disabling parallax (Settings>General>Accessibility>Reduce Motion>On) and pinching out a bit when setting your wallpaper, but the end result should give you an inside look at your iPad Air’s internals behind your app icons as if the LCD screen was completely see through.
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Cool.
got to be one of the least desirable wallpapers in history
I think there’s a huge novelty factor here.
As permanent wallpaper it would be hard to see any icons or writing, so I doubt many people would use this for the long term.
But seeing a representation of what’s below is interesting. Disclosure is always good.
Hey Tech, what do you think of a transparent body for the phone?
I think that would be interesting but I wouldn’t pay extra for one