T-Mobile has to those who pre-ordered. The respected guys over at Chipworks managed to get their hands on one of those units, and they did exactly what they are famous for, a teardown.
According to Chipworks, the features a 12-megapixel camera sensor from Sony (). The new camera sensor is 5.4mm thick, has dual pixel phase detection autofocus, and has an individual pixel size of 1.4µm. All these features were , so there’s nothing too surprising here. Samsung has opted for a gyroscope from STMicroelectronics (K2G2IS), which helps in image stabilization.
Apparently, most internal parts used in the Galaxy S7 edge are fitted in plain view, and the guys over at Chipworks were impressed by Samsung’s internal design. There’s a Snapdragon 820 chipset hidden beneath a 4GB LPDDR4 RAM module from Hynix. As we reported earlier, the .
The microphone used in the devices is from Knowles, the Wi-Fi module is from Murata, the NFC controller is from NXP, the barometer is from STMicroelectronics, and the wireless power receiver has been sourced from IDT. If you want to know more about this teardown along with more explanation about each part, head over to the source link below.
According to Chipworks, the features a 12-megapixel camera sensor from Sony (). The new camera sensor is 5.4mm thick, has dual pixel phase detection autofocus, and has an individual pixel size of 1.4µm. All these features were , so there’s nothing too surprising here. Samsung has opted for a gyroscope from STMicroelectronics (K2G2IS), which helps in image stabilization.
Apparently, most internal parts used in the Galaxy S7 edge are fitted in plain view, and the guys over at Chipworks were impressed by Samsung’s internal design. There’s a Snapdragon 820 chipset hidden beneath a 4GB LPDDR4 RAM module from Hynix. As we reported earlier, the .
The microphone used in the devices is from Knowles, the Wi-Fi module is from Murata, the NFC controller is from NXP, the barometer is from STMicroelectronics, and the wireless power receiver has been sourced from IDT. If you want to know more about this teardown along with more explanation about each part, head over to the source link below.