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Smontaggio Essential Phone

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  • Magnets for those modular clip-on accessories are neatly labeled. They'd be tough to replace, but that's okay—you're likely to be rocking a different phone by the time they start to wear out in 700 years or so.

  • Not much remains besides the fingerprint sensor, glued comfortably in place on the back—a location that comes with some drawbacks, but is quickly becoming the de facto smartphone standard. Well, sort of.

  • The fingerprint sensor is likely a FPC1020, while the fingerprint controller may be a FPC2050.

I magneti per gli accessori modulari inseribili a contatto sono chiaramente etichettati. Magari sono difficili da sostituire, ma non è un problema: è probabile che tu abbia un telefono diverso nel momento in cui inizieranno a usurarsi apprezzabilmente, cioè in 700 anni se non di più.

Non rimane molto oltre al sensore di impronte digitali, incollato comodamente in posizione sul retro. Un posizionamento, questo, che ha qualche inconveniente ma che sta rapidamente diventando lo standard per gli smartphone. Più o meno.

[* black] Magnets for those modular clip-on accessories are neatly labeled. They'd be tough to replace, but that's okay—you're likely to be rocking a different phone by the time they start to wear out in [http://www.sciencefocus.com/qa/do-magnets-wear-out|700 years or so|new_window=true].
[* black] Not much remains besides the fingerprint sensor, glued comfortably in place on the back—a location that comes with some drawbacks, but is quickly becoming the de facto smartphone standard. Well, [https://www.macworld.com/article/3205886/apple-phone/apples-going-to-need-some-serious-spin-to-convince-me-that-removing-touch-id-is-a-good-idea.html|sort of|new_window=true].
+ [* icon_note] The fingerprint sensor is likely a [link|https://www.fingerprints.com/technology/hardware/sensors/fpc1020/|FPC1020], while the fingerprint controller may be a FPC2050.

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