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Revision as of 17:50, 24 May 2011
Components
| Label | Component | Part | Markings | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red | NAND Flash | Toshiba TH58NVG6E2FLA4C | ||
| Cyan | Audio codec | Cirrus Logic CLI1544C0 | Apple 33850859 C0E111022 | |
| Orange | PMU | Dialog D1830B | Apple 338S0783-B1 10298HLS | |
| Yellow | FM receiver | Silicon Labs Si4800 | 0650 D0UY 027 | |
| Blue | CPU | Samsung S5L8723 | Apple 339S0104 YGC7 1031 K4X51323P1 YRF 020A3 ARM N2HXHZMP 4 1031 | Samsung APL3278A01 ARM Application processor
Samsung K4X51323PI Mobile DDR SDRAM (64 MB) Rusty Mercury says it's a Samsung S5L8723, a step up from the previous Samsung 8730. source |
| Pink | Touchscreen controller | Cypress CY8C20746B | 35758907 1025 A 04 629749 |
Notes
The "Nano" 6G is something entirely new, that doesn't seem to have much in common with the older generations of the Nano series. We don't yet know how this device works and if we want to do something with it at all.
The red and black wires lead to the battery.
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