iPhone 3G S teardown by Rapid Repair
June 19th, 2009 by Kunal
Rapid Repair went all the way to France to buy an iPhone 3G S at the mid-night launch at Orange Boutique in Paris. And all these efforts to tear down the poor baby to its last screw. This effort makes Rapid Repair one of the first companies to get hold of the iPhone 3GS and certainly the first to tear down the latest iGadget.
Early diagnosis reveals that the hardware inside iPhone 3G S is capable of running at 833MHz and support 720P video. This makes my prediction of an HD iPod Touch before year and stronger. More information on the make of components and estimates of Apple’s cost would now begin to flow as the whole old gets hold of the iPhone 3G Speed.
[RapidRepair] via [Gizmodo]
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Categories: Apple, Launch Pad, Tech Industry News | Tags: 3gs, disassembled, iphone 3gs, teardown
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