Apple iPhone 3G S Tear Down: Samsung Chipset, ARM Cortex A8 Processor, Power VR SGX Graphics for 720p Video

Posted by Jason Coe on Jun 19, 2009 at 9:10 am | View Comments • Digg story
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Apple iPhone 3G S Tear DownThe team over at Rapid Repair were busy early this morning tearing down the new Apple iPhone 3G S to bare bones, exposing all of the somewhat unknown technology inside.

The chipset for the new Apple iPhone 3G S is a Samsung SoC S5PC100 with an ARM Cortex A8 processor running at 600 MHz which overclocks up to 833MHz for gaming and other intensive applications. The graphics card inside is a PowerVR SGX with 256MB of RAM that enables the phone to record 720p video with 30 FPS.

Totally awesome!

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