Wingtech 的确是这个公司做的！我还修过

除了那几个字，看不出与iphone的一点点关系

模块做的,呵呵

这个是Wingtech做的吧，就是样子都不像，肯定是水货商直接打的标。

我们做过的啊

好像见过阿

不知道稳定性如何？

这个主板我真是太熟了。。-_=

The first IC they saw was the single-chip GSM/GPRS baseband (SC6600D05) from Spreadtrum, a Chinese baseband processor developer. It was the first time SI had encountered a chip from that company, said Quirk. Next came the Samsung NOR flash, was a 64-Mbit dual-bank memory, though SI had never seen that part number before. "Also, the packaging markings [K5J6332] were not on Samsung's website and didn't match the die markings [K8D6316]," added Quirk. The decapping process that SI uses to expose die in their teardowns will also be demonstrated at ESC. Going further, the team uncovered a ViMicro VC0568 camera controller chip that offloads image processing from the phone's CPU. "ViMicro is also Chinese, so at least it can be said that counterfeiters like to support their local semiconductor industries," said Yogasingam. On the front end, NXP dominates with parts that were once Silicon Labs' before NXP bought its cellular communications business. Parts included the Si4300 monolithic CMOS GSM power amplifier and Si4210 Aero II GSM/GPRS transceiver. Highly integrated, that device was designed to reduce parts count and enable more compact phones, said Quirk.