Anyone know what 'Smart SMT' used by Samsung actually is?

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Hi I notice that Samsung's latest range of handsets are e... - Nov 15, 2006 by

Probably like the "Utilises revolutionary MOSFET technology"... - Nov 15, 2006 by Rob

May have a lot of imbedded components into fab? capacitance... - Nov 15, 2006 by RDR

Cliff Court

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Anyone know what 'Smart SMT' used by Samsung actually is? | 15 November, 2006

I notice that Samsung's latest range of handsets are exceptionally thin (e.g. 6.9mm). They claim to be able to get to this thin-ness by using so-called Smart Surface Mount Technology (SSMT). I'm sure that's just marketing-speak for something else, but I am wondering if anyone know if they are really using something special or have they just found a way to improve existing SM technologies? Thanks Cliff Court email:cliff@vine.co.za

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Rob

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Anyone know what 'Smart SMT' used by Samsung actually is? | 15 November, 2006

Probably like the "Utilises revolutionary MOSFET technology" that my car stereo had on the box, meaning oh look there's some 10 year old ST transistors inside that have a geeky name. We'll pretend it's something new!

Dilbert rules!

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RDR

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Anyone know what 'Smart SMT' used by Samsung actually is? | 15 November, 2006

May have a lot of imbedded components into fab? capacitance, inductance, etc...

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