Toshiba A5501T

CDMA2000 Cellular Phone

Chipography - Level 3

On-line Price (USD): $2,000     - Contact us for Channel License Pricing

Product Description

The Toshiba A5501T CDMA 2000-1x phone was released in Japan late October 2003. The color 2.2 inch QVGA polysilicon TFT main display and the 1.1 inch DSTN caller ID display provides 260K and 64K colors respectively with sharp and impressive images. The Lithium ion battery is claimed toprovide 180 minutes of talk time and 210 hours of standby time or about 8¾ days. The camera has four image sizes with a timer, 11 step brightness adjustment and special effects: (1) sepia (2) black/white (3) negative. When the clamshell style case is closed, the caller ID display becomes a finder image output for the camera.Some of the A5501T features are TV out images via video cable provided, a mini SD memory card slot, 1 mega-pixel CCD with 3x digital zoom and 20 settings, support for EZnaviwalk (a pedestrian navigation system), 40 polyphonic ringtones, video mail time up to 15 seconds, and support for BREW software up to the rate of 144kbps of data communication.

Product Teardown Report Description

Level 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

Chipography® Report Contents:

Product Teardown Report Value

View us as a wide-angle lens on the personal electronics landscape. We don't replace your expertise and insight, but rather amplify your capabilities and knowledge. Quantitative and qualitative information resources let you answer business-critical questions:

* What enabling electronics technologies are being developed and how will they affect end-products?
* How are my competitors designing with new technologies?
* How does my company compare in competitive benchmarking?
* What technology opportunities are implied from trends in product implementation?
* How will the product features that users want affect our design and technology decisions?

DISCLAIMER: All company names, product names, and service names mentioned are used for identification purposes only and may be registered trademarks, trademarks, or service marks of their respective owners. All analyses are done without participation, authorization, or endorsement of the manufacturer. Any cost analyses presented in this material are estimates prepared by TechInsights from generally available data. While TechInsights believes that these estimates reflect the probable costs, the actual producer did not supply the data, and therefore the actual costs may be different from these estimates. Furthermore, TechInsights extends no warranties with respect to any information in this document, and shall bear no liability whatsoever for the use of the information.

All rights reserved. Do not reproduce, distribute, disseminate, photocopy, fax, transmit, download to a shared database, or otherwise copy, transfer, sell, publish, or send this material, or any portion thereof, by any means without the express written permission of TechInsights.