Histórico do passo nº 4 do guia Microsoft Surface Pro 5 Teardown

Alterações no passo nº 4

Edição por Andrew Optimus Goldheart — 15 de jun de 2017

	[* black] The back of the display houses a number of chips that look suspiciously similar to the [guide\|51568\|N-trig modules\|stepid=112564\|new_window=true] found in the Surface Pro 4.
	[* red] Microsoft X904169 06 CL1714
	[* orange] Microsoft X904163 01 CL1715
	[* yellow] Macronix [http://www.macronix.com/en-us/products/NOR-Flash/Serial-NOR-Flash/Pages/spec.aspx?p=MX25U1635F\|MX25U1635F\|new_window=true] 1.8V 16 Mb MXSMIO serial flash memory
+	[* icon_note] Microsoft [https://blogs.windows.com/devices/2015/05/01/msft-acquires-pen-tech-from-n-trig-ltd/\|acquired\|new_window=true] N-trig in 2015. Looks like they've finally fully integrated their tech, slapping a Microsoft label on the chips.

	[* black] The back of the display houses a number of chips that look suspiciously similar to the [guide\|51568\|N-trig modules\|stepid=112564\|new_window=true] found in the Surface Pro 4.
	[* red] Microsoft X904169 06 CL1714
	[* orange] Microsoft X904163 01 CL1715
	[* yellow] Macronix [http://www.macronix.com/en-us/products/NOR-Flash/Serial-NOR-Flash/Pages/spec.aspx?p=MX25U1635F\|MX25U1635F\|new_window=true] 1.8V 16 Mb MXSMIO serial flash memory
+	[* icon_note] Microsoft [https://blogs.windows.com/devices/2015/05/01/msft-acquires-pen-tech-from-n-trig-ltd/\|acquired\|new_window=true] N-trig in 2015. Looks like they've finally fully integrated their tech, slapping a Microsoft label on the chips.