Photo of motherboard of HTC Universal available
August 12, 2005 [Pocket PC phone] | By Edward J. R.
This photo reveals what chips HTC used to construct HTC Universal - the first UMTS (one of 3G standards) phone powered by Windows Mobile. HTC Universal will be sold by various operators and distributors under such names as Oreange SPV M5000, T-Mobile MDA Pro, O2 Xda Exec and Vodafone VPA IV...
On the picture of the "motherboard" of the HTC Universal one can see:
- Intel PXA270 processor - 5
- 2 times 32MB RAM chips Infineon HYB18L25 6160bf-7.5 ; there is also room for 2 more chips - so total RAM memory in standard version is 64 MB RAM but cleary it could be expended to 128 MB RAM
- xilinx cpld 2c128 programmable logic
- Samsung 32M ram + 32M flash K5D5657ACM - me
- 128MB M-systems DiskOnChip G3 md4331 - Flash memory to store operating system and to provide persistent storage
- Qualcomm msm6250 chipset
- TI tnet W1100BGHH MAC - a chip for Wi-Fi
- Maxim MAX2820 WLAN - a chip for Wi-Fi
- AKM 4641VN Audio CODEC with Bluetooth interface
To see the photo of HTC Universal from the inside click here.
If you own any Pocket PC phone made by HTC (sold under various names, usually related to operator/distributor) then you can find a lot of support for them at xda-developers.com forum. One can find there even ROM images, tweaks and plenty of support for these phones.
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