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The Z10 features a removable backplate, made of plastic and given a thick, rubberized, dimpled coating.
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The NFC antenna is built into the backplate, while the rest of the communications are better integrated into the chassis itself.
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The steel band around the middle and "glass weave" backplate actually gave the device a pleasantly premium feel in our hands.
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Examine the device's backplate close-up and you'll notice a much more subdued implementation of the cross-hatching we first saw on the Galaxy S 4.
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The MediaPad 10 doesn't replicate the backplate of the original entirely, opting instead for a sole strip of white that stretches across the metal back.
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Vizio is embedded in chrome lettering in the backplate and a lengthy silver speaker grille resides across the bottom, while the rear camera is ringed in chrome.
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Pry off the backplate (which bends and flexes like the cases on Samsung's latest smartphones, but comes off far more easily) and you'll find a microSD slot.
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The pleasing, textured backplate ends abruptly on the edges instead of continuing to curve gently up to the front face, forming hard lines that dig into your palms.
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The basic design is the same -- it's a chunky slab of thick, ribbed, soft-touch plastic and rubber, with a sizable chrome screw holding the backplate in place.
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Apart from that, there are a handful of unverified specs floating about, like a 4.5-inch qHD display, unknown dual-core processor clocked at 1GHz, five-megapixel camera and DTS sound (as indicated by backplate branding).
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Underneath that non-removable backplate lies the 4, 600mAh battery.
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