This is the whole device, shown both put together and immediately taken apart.

This is the headphone jack and the sound wheel found on the Game Boy Advance. They are used to allow the use of headphones and for sound adjustment respectively.

This is the device that outputs the sound produced by the Game Boy Advance.

Buttons on the front of the console, left of the screen. Function varies from game to game.

Rubber pads placed behind the front facing buttons. The larger circle is placed behind the directional button, while the two smaller buttons are placed behind the A and B buttons.

Buttons on the front of the console. The directional button is in the shape of a cross; the A and B buttons are marked "A" and "B," respectively. Use varies depending on game being played.

Buttons on the top of the console. The "Left" buttons are located on the left and the "Right" buttons are located right. Use varies depending on the game being played.

External plastic component housing and protecting the internal electronic components.

Color: Glacier

A small, 3 1/4" thin-film-transistor liquid-crystal display (tft lcd), attached to a a 40-pin connector/power feed which would plug into video outport on the circuit board

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