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Product DescriptionThe Sharp "FOMA" SH901iC was released on December 1, 2004. It is one of the latest 3G cell phone handsets from NTT DoCoMo. The SH901iC has some distinctive and powerful features such as double-axis rotation mechanism, FeLiCa Compliant, viewer for Microsoft Office and PDF files, Video/Still Image capture, miniSD Card for extra storage, video telephone, 2 stereo speakers, electronic book, electronic dictionary, audio player, etc. The SH901iC supports a 2.4in. 240x320 (QVGA) 256K color LCD screen. The unit has dual cameras: 2.02 MP CCD Camera and 110KP CMOS camera. The Li-Ion battery is claimed to provide 80 minutes of videotelephony time, 130 minutes of regular talk time and 320 hours (when moving around) to 370 hours (when standing still) of standby time. Product Teardown Report DescriptionLevel 3 Chipography Reports identify primary ICs, provide die-size parameters, and include selected die photos and information on major sub-assemblies such as camera and display module, but also include a full bill-of-materials for electronic components and also include price estimates for the ICs and total overall component counts. Product Teardown Report Content
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* Product Details * Major IC Bill of Materials * Major Components * Main Board photos * Main Board IC Identification * Selected Die Photos * Selected Display Modules and Board Photos
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