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Vue éclatée du Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra

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  • That 120 Hz screen refreshes so much faster, but comes off about the same speed as before (slowly and painfully).

  • Comparing this to the Note10+ display, there's no obvious indication that this one has the faster refresh rate. It does look a bit more streamlined though—Samsung managed to consolidate down to a single ribbon cable, simplifying repairs a bit.

  • On-board silicon includes:

  • Qualcomm QBT2000 3D Sonic Sensor controller

  • Samsung S6SY79AX Touchscreen Controller

  • Winbond W25Q80EWUXIE 8 Mb Serial NOR Flash

  • Appropriately, the codename for this "space zoom" phone is.... Hubble. As we all know, the Hubble space telescope worked perfectly at launch, never needing a single repair.

La fréquence de rafraîchissement de cet écran de 120 Hz est tellement plus rapide, mais son retrait est à la même vitesse que d'habitude (lente et pénible).

Comparé à l'écran du Note 10+, il n'y a aucun indice évident que celui-ci ait la fréquence de rafraîchissement la plus rapide. Par contre, il a l'air d'être un peu plus profilé, Samsung a réussi de tout regrouper en une seule nappe, ce qui simplifie un peu les réparations.

Le silicium inclut :

Contrôleur 3D Sonic Sensor QBT2000 Qualcomm

S6SY79AX 6877DW3 Samsung

Le nom de code de ce téléphone "space zoom" est, de manière très appropriée, ... Hubble. Et comme nous le savons tous, le télescope spatiale Hubble fonctionnait parfaitement au lancement, et n'a jamais eu besoin d'une seule réparation.

[* black] That 120 Hz screen refreshes ''so'' much faster, but comes off about the same speed as before (slowly and painfully).
[* black] Comparing this to the [guide|125590|Note10+ display|stepid=242810|new_window=true], there's no obvious indication that this one has the faster refresh rate. It does look a bit more streamlined though—Samsung managed to consolidate down to a single ribbon cable, simplifying repairs a bit.
[* black] On-board silicon includes:
[* red] Qualcomm QBT2000 [https://www.qualcomm.com/products/features/fingerprint-sensors|3D Sonic Sensor|new_window=true] controller
- [* orange] Samsung S6SY79AX 6877DW3
+ [* orange] Samsung S6SY79AX Touchscreen Controller
+ [* yellow] Winbond [link|https://www.winbond.com/hq/product/code-storage-flash-memory/serial-nor-flash/?__locale=en&partNo=W25Q80EW|W25Q80EWUXIE|new_window=true] 8 Mb Serial NOR Flash
[* black] Appropriately, the codename for this "space zoom" phone is.... ''Hubble''. As we all know, the Hubble space telescope worked [https://www.space.com/23640-hubble-space-telescope-repair-anniversary.html|perfectly at launch|new_window=true], never needing a single repair.

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