It's a single SATA port... But, you don't want to touch that (or just use it for slow storage, like a cheap 2 TB QLC drive).

Instead, get an NVMe M.2 PCIe adapter, and plop in an PCIe 3.0 NVMe drive and enjoy ~2500 MB/s read/write.

Now, to find an LVDS to DisplayPort adapter logic board... For, you know, those of us that want to swap in a low-profile ITX 16C Ryzen "proper replacement." ;)

I, like Roy, would like to know if there is an adapter board or pin-out for a displayport, or hdmi (doubtful), connector?

Perhaps we can squeeze in an ITX board in here one day with the Coffee Lake 4-cores show its age (with 16 core AMDs in ITX low-profile boards available!).

See Step 1 of the LCD replacement in the Service Guide: Google Pixel 3a Screen Replacement

Some additional notes:

* It’s a T3 Torx

* The foam adhesive is a PITA to remove from the body

* The LCD+Screen is very flimsy

If you need a repair guide, go to the Service Manual: Google Pixel 3a

The foam adhesive is quite difficult to remove (I went through 5 plastic scribes).

The screen+digitizer is nearly impossible to remove without cracking it.