Here are some of the images from my venture into a week old Archos Gmini

	Attached to USB
	Charging.. Aww, ain't it cute.
	Booting up
	Main menu
	Recording from internal microphone
	Playing an mp3
	Playlist editor
	Playing another great song ;)
	System configuration menu
	Bottom of the device before disassembly
	Just removed back cover, two screws and six little plastic tabs which break way too easy
	Removed the EM shielding exposing the harddrive
	The harddrive connector
	Getting it almost all stripped down :)
	The battery was soldered to the main board measures .2" x 2.08" x 2.75" output 5.43 Volts
	Photo of the front of the main board
	Photo of the back of the main board
	Scanned image of the front of the main board 1200 dpi image
	Scanned image of the back of the main board 1200 dpi image
	Scan of the bottom of the harddrive
	Scan of the top of the harddrive
	The inside of the faceplate
	The inside of the backplate
	EM shielding and back cover next to device
	fuzzy image of the av/spdif port and the adapter plug
	Getting it put back together
	Scan of the top of the battery
	Scan of the bottom of the battery
	Seems it doesn't quite boot correctly without the harddrive plugged in :)
	Resoldering the battery back in place... tight fit for a soldering iron capable of getting a good joint
	Replaced the EM shielding
	The clock seems to have stopped running while the battery was disconected. Though the device seems to have retained its settings
	And it still works!!! Yay!!!