Google's almighty phone the Nexus One has been torn apart by many gadget happy geeks and websites are reporting about its entrails ever since it launched a few days ago.

As we reported earlier, iFixit posted so we could see all the parts for ourselves, and now iSupply has priced all the components to come up with an overall cost of parts for the device. It turns out that it costs $174.15 to build a Nexus One. And this price does not include other expenses such as manufacturing, software, box contents, accessories and royalties. Very interesting indeed for a phone that is being sold for for $179 through T-Mobile.

"With the Nexus One, Google has taken the most advanced features seen in recent smart phone designs and wrapped them up into a single sleek design," said Kevin Keller, senior analyst, competitive analysis, for iSuppli. "Items like the durable unibody construction, the blazingly fast Snapdragon baseband processor and the bright and sharp Active-Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (AM-OLED) display all have been seen in previous phones, but never before combined into a single design. This gives the Nexus One the most advanced features of any smart phone ever dissected by iSuppli’s Teardown Analysis Service—a remarkable feat given the product’s BOM is similar to comparable products introduced during the past year."

Check out the chart below for the prices of the individual components. And check out the video below to watch the gadget being torn down.