I don't want to say too much, but in my line of work I have had the opportunity to look at literally tens of sim card trays, and I can tell you without a doubt that this is a picture of a sim card tray.
NOW do you see what he was talking about?
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Chinese Parts Supplier Claims to Offer iPhone or 'iTablet' SIM Card Tray
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I don't want to say too much, but in my line of work I have had the opportunity to look at literally tens of sim card trays, and I can tell you without a doubt that this is a picture of a sim card tray.
NOW do you see what he was talking about?
Whoa. I have NEVER seen a SIM tray like this before! If you know anything about SIM trays you'll immediately see what Im talking about. Wow. Talk about a game changer. Look for AAPL to top 300 today.
Are they implementing ETSI TS 102 613 ?
Is it even possible to tell from the picture if it supports SWP SIM Cards? It would certainly be a game changer if released by mid next year.
Massive news if it were the case.
http://portal.etsi.org/action/pu/20071113/ts_102613v070000p.pdf
Odd
One thing I find a bit odd is the angle of the front 'face' of the clip... it is conic in appearance instead of parallel... So when seated in the device there would be a gap on the surface around the edge which can easily collect dust and gunk... so with that in mind I am a bit hesitant to agree that this is really the sim clip for either or any device...
One thing I find a bit odd is the angle of the front 'face' of the clip... it is conic in appearance instead of parallel... So when seated in the device there would be a gap on the surface around the edge which can easily collect dust and gunk... so with that in mind I am a bit hesitant to agree that this is really the sim clip for either or any device...
Unbelievable. I'm reading a discussion over a SIM tray. A tiny 0.005 pence bit of plastic.
Next I'll be taking out a subscription to Zip Ties Weekly.
Excuse me, I need to rearrange my collection of cardboard toilet roll inner tubes.
Next I'll be taking out a subscription to Zip Ties Weekly.
Excuse me, I need to rearrange my collection of cardboard toilet roll inner tubes.
Actually, from the language used to describe the 3G/3GS, this implies the iPhone 4 and an iTablet (not or). The "4 Generation" makes it look a little bogus. Wouldn't it just be "iPhone 4"?
Well iPhone 4G could imply that it supports the new LTE networks that Verizon will be implementing soon.
