Saturday, March 12, 2011
iPad 2 receives 4 out of 10 in repairability, 512MB RAM confirmed, 25% slimmer display package - Phone Arena
iPad 2 receives 4 out of 10 in repairability, 512MB RAM confirmed, 25% slimmer display package - Phone Arena: "iFixit took apart Apple's iPad 2, and revealed a way thinner LCD display package, making it incredibly hard to separate the front panel without breaking it. 512MB of RAM were confirmed via software, and a few Broadcom, Texas Instruments and ST Micro chips have been used for various duties. The A5 dual-core chipset seemed to be marked by Samsung, but that is to be confirmed at a later time. Recently we wrote Apple might have gone with TSMC Foundries for the manufacturing."
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