6/6/2023 0 Comments Xperia z dock clock![]() With the motherboard removed, we get to the screen panel parts. The micro USB interface and micro SD card slot on the motherboard. The Qualcomm PM8941 power management chip. Here we see the 16GB internal storage in the way of a Samsung 310 KLMAG2GEAC-B001 memory chip.Ī close up of the Sky77629 signal amplifier. Now that the motherboard information is exposed, we can see the 2GB SK Hynix memory chip running H9CCNNNBPTARLANTH 327A. The rear view of the motherboard with chipset exposed. With the shield removed we get a close look at the chipset information on the front of the motherboard. The motherboard’s shield needs to be removed gently to get a better understanding of the Xperia Z1’s chip information. The front of the motherboard shows a number of interfaces including that of the micro USB, micro SD card slot, micro SIM and front camera. The back of the motherboard (or mainboard) shows that it uses the now popular small-sided board design. This part is the bottom of the small panel which the speakers are connected to. ![]() This design helps to give the Xperia Z1 a more stable phone signal. ![]() The Xperia Z1 has two RF cables, located on the left and right sides of the battery. separating the 3000mAh battery from the shell.Ī flat cable design sits at the bottom of the shell, reducing the chance of damaging the cable when conducting maintenance. The power supply now needs to be cut off i.e. Removing the shell is trickier and requires patience to separate carefully. The next step is to unscrew the nine hexagonal screws using a special screwdriver. Sony’s G Lens and chip shield can be seen towards the top of the handset. The top two metal contacts on the back cover are to enable NFC. There is a total of nine screws in the shell. Once the back cover is opened, you can see the Xperia Z1’s battery, secured by yellow tape, and the mainboard. The first step is to remove the back cover which is stuck using bonded stick tape. The Sony Xperia Z1 packs some very high-end specs into its chassis, so if you’re intrigued in how Sony pieces it all together check out the handset dismantled in all its glory below. The Sony Xperia Z1 has not even seen a wide release yet, but the handset has already received a very comprehensive teardown courtesy of Chinese site CNMO.
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