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Rio Forge Sport 512MB MP3 Player Teardown

MP3 player, 512M Bytes of storage, Mini USB interface with full-size USB connector, Monochrome display, FM radio, and uses 1 AAA battery.

Samsung SGH-E710 Mobile Phone Teardown

- Dual-Band GSM / GPRS (8), Camera (VGA/CMOS) with flash, OLED secondary display (16 shade grayscale), NO bluetooth.

Motorola C975 Mobile Phone Teardown

3G UMTS/W-CDMA/Tri-band GSM phone with 1.9 TFT 176x220 65K Color Screen, Dual VGA cameras, MMC Memory Expansion slot with a focus on media player and streaming video capabilities.

Coship CDVB2300A Set-Top Box Teardown

Low-End Digital Satellite Receiver. Coship model CDVB2300A. This has an exteremely simple and low-end architecture revolving primarily around another ST Micro OMEGA audio/video processor (Sti5518).

Sagem myV-55 Mobile Phone Teardown

Entry-level candybar form, triband GSM, VGA/CMOS camera phone with 64 channel polyphonic ringtones.

HTC XDAIII Mobile Phone Teardown

PDA phone (slide out format with QWERTY keyboard) w/ quad band GSM/GPRS (there is a CDMA version for the Chinese market - China Unicom CU928 Pocket PC Phone), 3.5 TFT/LTPS screen with touchscreen, 400MHz processor, Wi-Fi (802.11b), Bluetooth, VGA Camera, S

Motorola DCT2524-1612 Set-Top Box Teardown

Entry-level cable box DCT2524-1612 is a derivative of Motorola 2500 series - this one for Comcast subscribers Per Motorola the 2500 series is 'the world's most widely deployed digital cable set-top box' Broadcom core a/v processor defines the boxMarketing

Sagem myX-7 Mobile Phone Teardown

- Triband GSM phone, w/ 2 65K color TFT 128x160 resolution screen, CCD/VGA camera (no flash), USB/IrDA connectivity.

Motorola A760 Mobile Phone Teardown

Linux / Java based PDA phone from Motorola (billed as world's first Linux/JAVA based PDA phone)

Motorola E398 Mobile Phone Teardown

- Candybar, tri-band GSM with VGA/CMOS Camera w/Flash, Bluetooth connectivity, external memory capable, and stereo speakers.

Nokia 6230 Mobile Phone Teardown

Main Features - Candybar, tri-band GSM with VGA/CMOS Camera, FM Stereo Radio and Bluetooth, IrDA and USB connectivity.

Siemens S55 Mobile Phone Teardown

This phone shares many of the core circuit components with other Siemens models, such as the Infineon PMB7850 single-chip baseband processor IC and the Htachi RF Transceiver.

Sony Ericsson P900 Mobile Phone Teardown

Second generation update to Sony Ericsson P800 utilizing Philips Nexperia based mobile multimedia processor.

Cablecom VCM02 Cable Modem Teardown

Based on Broadcom chipsets for both the tuner front end (BCM3415 / BCM3401) and broadband DSP/ modem/ interface (BCM3341 / BCM3348).

Nokia 3100 Mobile Phone Teardown

Design is not groundbreaking in comparison with other models analyzed recently.

Siemens A55 Mobile Phone Teardown

The Siemens A55 phone is similar in many aspects to other models previously analyzed (A56, S55, and C60) and shares a lot of commonality of parts and construction with these models.

Siemens C60 Mobile Phone Teardown

Uses tri-band Front End Module (FEM), which includes antenna switch module and 3 RX RF SAW filters. Typically highest level of integration has been dual-band FEM and tri-band FEMS are newer to the market.

Siemens MC60 Mobile Phone Teardown

This phone is internally identical to the C60 previously analyzed with the addition of the camera and image processing circuitry.

Samsung SGH-Z105 Mobile Phone Teardown

Samsung's first 3G phone. Oddly featuring no wireless connectivity such as Bluetooth or IrDA - only wired data cable (USB & RS232) external connectivity.