Inside iPhone

While rest of us are going crazy about the features and activation process for iPhone. Let me give you look inside the iPhone.Here are the key components and there suppliers;

Main processor & Video >>>>>>Samsung
Memory>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Samsung
Input/output controller chip in the device/Touch screen controllers>>>>>>>Broadcom
Power management>>>>>>>>>Texas Instruments
Wi-Fi chip>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Marvell
Digital Camera>>>>>>>>>>>>>Micron
Power Amplifier>>>>>>>>>>>>Skyworks
Radio for the Bluetooth chipset>>Cambridge Silicon
Baseband communications>>>>>Infineon Technologies

Comments

Anonymous said…
I thought it was pretty crazy how fast people busted into the iPhone to figure out what it was made of.
July 14, 2007 at 10:55 PM
Anonymous said…
That's interesting. Is there some solid proof for it? Or you just dismantled it?

Snapshots in that case would be good.
July 28, 2007 at 4:36 AM
dusman said…
wow, wasn't there some issue where apple didn't want to release this info for some time because it could inflate the other companies stock price, very cool indeed though

Another great site is at Everything Computers

thanks
August 7, 2007 at 2:11 PM
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