いよいよマイルの価格に向けて動き出しそうです！！
出来高は衰えるどころか増える
出来高前日比140%
Samsung ギャラクシーS5の指紋センサーはSynapticsと判明しました
これが
今日DDSをストップ高に導きました！！！
http://www.chipworks.com/en/technical-competitive-analysis/resources/blog/inside-the-samsung-galaxy-s5/
明日は調整に入るかもしれませんが、
さらに上を目指すためです、
たのしみですね。
Samsung Galaxys5 へのSynapticsの指紋センサーの搭載が決定的です。
http://www.chipworks.com/en/technical-competitive-analysis/resources/blog/inside-the-samsung-galaxy-s5/
UPDATEのところには
Samsung is using the Synaptics “Natural ID” fingerprint ID technology.
と書いてあります
SynapticsのNatural ID Technology をSamsungが使っている。
The Fingerprint Sensor
The fingerprint sensor, as we noted earlier, is a different beast from the one in the iPhone. It seems to be split into two parts – a touch sensor incorporated into the home button, but it also takes input from the main touch screen, and both have to be used to get your ID loaded. In the absence of further images, the touch screen portion either simply detects a swipe to activate a sensor sitting behind the home button, or plays some other more important role in the fingerprint sensing itself. We will need to disassemble both the touch screen and the home button to get more insight on this. We expect that the home button sensor will be similar to the others we’ve seen, but the sensor area of the touch screen bears further examination to see if it has a higher density of electrodes from the rest of the display. The Apple sensor has 500 ppi resolution, so we’d expect to see something like that in both parts of the Samsung device.
[Update] The technology behind this fingerprint sensor is hidden behind the home button. The button in question is really a fingerprint scanner from Synaptics (Validity Inc acquired by Synaptics in Q4 2013). Embedded in the home button is a Chip-on-Flex module that scans your swirls and whirls and validates that you are who you say you are. We’ve added new x-ray and infrared images below. There is clearly an IC in there. Given the involvement of the touch screen, the Synaptics controller, and the acquisition of Validity, it is tempting to conclude that Samsung is using the Synaptics “Natural ID” fingerprint ID technology.
Our latest image (last image below) from the lab is what we like to call the smoking gun! Check out the Synaptic die mark! We will see from images obtained through further de-processing, that this “home button” is really a great example of “what’s inside technology”. Our engineers are all wondering how this two step fingerprint ID works?!
http://www.chipworks.com/en/technical-competitive-analysis/resources/blog/inside-the-samsung-galaxy-s5/
UPDATEのところには
Samsung is using the Synaptics “Natural ID” fingerprint ID technology.
と書いてあります
SynapticsのNatural ID Technology をSamsungが使っている。
The Fingerprint Sensor
The fingerprint sensor, as we noted earlier, is a different beast from the one in the iPhone. It seems to be split into two parts – a touch sensor incorporated into the home button, but it also takes input from the main touch screen, and both have to be used to get your ID loaded. In the absence of further images, the touch screen portion either simply detects a swipe to activate a sensor sitting behind the home button, or plays some other more important role in the fingerprint sensing itself. We will need to disassemble both the touch screen and the home button to get more insight on this. We expect that the home button sensor will be similar to the others we’ve seen, but the sensor area of the touch screen bears further examination to see if it has a higher density of electrodes from the rest of the display. The Apple sensor has 500 ppi resolution, so we’d expect to see something like that in both parts of the Samsung device.
[Update] The technology behind this fingerprint sensor is hidden behind the home button. The button in question is really a fingerprint scanner from Synaptics (Validity Inc acquired by Synaptics in Q4 2013). Embedded in the home button is a Chip-on-Flex module that scans your swirls and whirls and validates that you are who you say you are. We’ve added new x-ray and infrared images below. There is clearly an IC in there. Given the involvement of the touch screen, the Synaptics controller, and the acquisition of Validity, it is tempting to conclude that Samsung is using the Synaptics “Natural ID” fingerprint ID technology.
Our latest image (last image below) from the lab is what we like to call the smoking gun! Check out the Synaptic die mark! We will see from images obtained through further de-processing, that this “home button” is really a great example of “what’s inside technology”. Our engineers are all wondering how this two step fingerprint ID works?!
やりましたな！！
忙しくて更新を怠っていました。
スト高611 この前の下げは調整でしたね！！
IRが出ましたし、これからも出してくれるでしょう！！！
1000を目指しますよ！！