Thread: Abusing the internal USB-port of a kindle touch WiFi
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Old 11-25-2016, 03:26 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by Sodium View Post
The manual for the kindle cell modem includes a full pinout on pages 9 & 10, and just enough information (on page 11) to figure out that the connector it's using is a 50-pin Molex SlimStack™ (Receptacle, plug)

Putting that all together, gets us this:
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I haven't tested that at all though. I'll leave it to someone with a spare kindle since I'm not especially keen on breaking mine.
Wrong model and 5 years too late, but nice try.
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