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BOE looks to upstage Samsung

For eg we all hear about foxconn mfg iphones but the facts are its just a assembly shop...
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Which companies make the iPhone - and where?
Let's dive into the individual parts that make up an Apple device. More specifically, let's look at Apple's iPhone line. Here's a breakdown of the components that go into the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 6:

  • Accelerometer: Bosch in Germany. Invensense in the United States.
  • Audio Chipsets and Codec: Cirrus Logic in the United States (outsourced for manufacturing).
  • Baseband processor: Qualcomm in the United States (outsourced for manufacturing).
  • Batteries: Samsung in South Korea. Huizhou Desay Battery in China.
  • Cameras: Sony in Japan. OmniVision in the United States produces the front-facing FaceTime camera chip but subcontracts TMSC (in Taiwan) for manufacturing.
  • Chipsets and Processors: Samsung in South Korea and TSMC in Taiwan. Alongside their partner GlobalFoundries in the United States.
  • Controller Chips: PMC Sierra and Broadcom Corp in the United States (outsourced for manufacturing).
  • Display: Japan Display and Sharp in Japan. LG Display in South Korea.
  • DRAM: TSMC in Taiwan. SK Hynix in South Korea.
  • eCompass: Alps Electric in Japan.
  • Fingerprint sensor authentication: Authentec makes it in China but outsources it to Taiwan for manufacturing.
  • Flash memory: Toshiba in Japan and Samsung in South Korea.
  • Gyroscope: STMicroelectronics in France and Italy.
  • Inductor coils (audio): TDK in Japan.
  • Main Chassis Assembly: Foxconn and Pegatron in China.
  • Mixed-signal chips (such as NFC): NXP in Netherlands.
  • Plastic Constructions (for the iPhone 5c): Hi-P and Green Point in Singapore.
  • Radio Frequency Modules: Win Semiconductors (module manufacturers Avago and RF Micro Devices) in Taiwan. Avago technologies and TriQuint Semiconductor in the United States. Qualcomm in the United States for LTE connectivity.
  • Screen and Glass (for the display): Corning (Gorilla Glass) in the United States. GT Advanced Technologies produces the sapphire crystals in the screens.
  • Semiconductors: Texas Instruments, Fairchild and Maxim Integrated in the United States.
  • Touch ID sensor: TSMC and Xintec in Taiwan.
  • Touchscreen Controller: Broadcom in the United States (outsourced for manufacturing).
  • Transmitter and Amplification Modules: Skyworks and Qorvo in the United States (outsourced for manufacturing)."
So maybe 15 % of parts are made in china , rest are imported.
 
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For eg we all hear about foxconn mfg iphones but the facts are its just a assembly shop...
"
Which companies make the iPhone - and where?
Let's dive into the individual parts that make up an Apple device. More specifically, let's look at Apple's iPhone line. Here's a breakdown of the components that go into the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 6:

  • Accelerometer: Bosch in Germany. Invensense in the United States.
  • Audio Chipsets and Codec: Cirrus Logic in the United States (outsourced for manufacturing).
  • Baseband processor: Qualcomm in the United States (outsourced for manufacturing).
  • Batteries: Samsung in South Korea. Huizhou Desay Battery in China.
  • Cameras: Sony in Japan. OmniVision in the United States produces the front-facing FaceTime camera chip but subcontracts TMSC (in Taiwan) for manufacturing.
  • Chipsets and Processors: Samsung in South Korea and TSMC in Taiwan. Alongside their partner GlobalFoundries in the United States.
  • Controller Chips: PMC Sierra and Broadcom Corp in the United States (outsourced for manufacturing).
  • Display: Japan Display and Sharp in Japan. LG Display in South Korea.
  • DRAM: TSMC in Taiwan. SK Hynix in South Korea.
  • eCompass: Alps Electric in Japan.
  • Fingerprint sensor authentication: Authentec makes it in China but outsources it to Taiwan for manufacturing.
  • Flash memory: Toshiba in Japan and Samsung in South Korea.
  • Gyroscope: STMicroelectronics in France and Italy.
  • Inductor coils (audio): TDK in Japan.
  • Main Chassis Assembly: Foxconn and Pegatron in China.
  • Mixed-signal chips (such as NFC): NXP in Netherlands.
  • Plastic Constructions (for the iPhone 5c): Hi-P and Green Point in Singapore.
  • Radio Frequency Modules: Win Semiconductors (module manufacturers Avago and RF Micro Devices) in Taiwan. Avago technologies and TriQuint Semiconductor in the United States. Qualcomm in the United States for LTE connectivity.
  • Screen and Glass (for the display): Corning (Gorilla Glass) in the United States. GT Advanced Technologies produces the sapphire crystals in the screens.
  • Semiconductors: Texas Instruments, Fairchild and Maxim Integrated in the United States.
  • Touch ID sensor: TSMC and Xintec in Taiwan.
  • Touchscreen Controller: Broadcom in the United States (outsourced for manufacturing).
  • Transmitter and Amplification Modules: Skyworks and Qorvo in the United States (outsourced for manufacturing)."
So maybe 15 % of parts are made in china , rest are imported.

Most of 3rd-party companies in the list manufacture their component in China too. Where did you get 15%??
Why don't you be honest and quote the full article.

"The reason Apple sticks "Made in China" on its devices is because the majority of the parts tend to be sourced from China......"

https://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/apple/where-are-apple-products-made-3633832/
 
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A thin, paper-like foldable AMOLED screen of BOE Technology Group is on display at the 14th Optics Valley of China International Optoelectronic Exposition and Forum held in Wuhan, capital of Central China's Hubei Province. The three-day exhibition, which ends Friday, aims to show homegrown achievements in the optoelectronic sector. Industry frontrunner BOE is set to rival Samsung in the AMOLED display industry as its Chengdu factory gets set to commence mass production of the sixth generation of flexible AMOLED displays. Photo: IC

http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1073264.shtml
it's all about Samsung vs SP
Most of 3rd-party companies in the list manufacture their component in China too. Where did you get 15%??
Why don't you be honest and quote the full article.

"The reason Apple sticks "Made in China" on its devices is because the majority of the parts tend to be sourced from China......"

https://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/apple/where-are-apple-products-made-3633832/
15% are from China's own brands.
Then, the majority of the rest are from non-China brands' China manufacturing base.....

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"BOE, a state-owned company backed by the Beijing city government, has been working on OLEDs for more than 15 years. It acquired the critical technology in 2001 when it purchased the OLED panel operations of South Korea's Hydis Technologies, which at the time was owned by Hynix Semiconductor (now SK Hynix)"

As usual nothing homegrown in china.
Bought a south korean company with its intelligent korean engineers and put a made in china stamp.

These India losers stupidity really amaze me. On Quora, some Indian poster even claim ISRO is far ahead of China's space program and got 500 up-votes.
On youtube, some Indian doctored a video comparing Indian's train against China's, in the comments section, their fellow countrymen claim India's train are much better. :rofl:
 
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These India losers stupidity really amaze me. On Quora, some Indian poster even claim ISRO is far ahead of China's space program and got 500 up-votes.
On youtube, some Indian doctored a video comparing Indian's train against China's, in the comments section, their fellow countrymen claim India's train are much better. :rofl:
As long as they feel happy, though hungry
 
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Most of Indian people seems to live a parallel world or their own world. I used to argue with Indian because of their unrealistic thought, but today, I just sit and watch. India is almost the opposite side in every social ideology when compared to China. India will never become a true power, it did not happen in the past, and it will never happen in the future. Soon, everyone will realize that except the Indian themselves.
 
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Most of Indian people seems to live a parallel world or their own world. I used to argue with Indian because of their unrealistic thought, but today, I just sit and watch. India is almost the opposite side in every social ideology when compared to China. India will never become a true power, it did not happen in the past, and it will never happen in the future. Soon, everyone will realize that except the Indian themselves.
Don't worry, they have SP2012.
 
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For eg weYouTube - Broadcast Yourself. all hear about foxconn mfg iphones but the facts are its just a assembly shop...
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Which companies make the iPhone - and where?
Let's dive into the individual parts that make up an Apple device. More specifically, let's look at Apple's iPhone line. Here's a breakdown of the components that go into the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 6:
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So maybe 15 % of parts are made in china , rest are imported.
just because apple didn't choose Chinese components doesn't meant china isn't capable of providing them
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See those Hisilicon chipsets? Huawei and Samsung are the only two companies in the world able to use inhouse solution in their smartphones
 
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just because apple didn't choose Chinese components doesn't meant china isn't capable of providing them
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See those Hisilicon chipsets? Huawei and Samsung are the only two companies in the world able to use inhouse solution in their smartphones
But India has, freedom 251, best smart phone in Verdic history ever!
 
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BOE Technology bets big on internet of things

2017-11-15 11:17 China Daily Editor: Li Yan

BOE Technology Group Co Ltd plans to ramp up its efforts in the internet of things sector by utilizing display, sensor, artificial intelligence and big data technologies, as well as working with partners in computing, storage, software and other related equipments to build an industry ecosystem.

The Beijing-based technology company is transforming from a semiconductor display manufacturer to an IoT technology and service provider, putting its focus on display and sensor devices, smart systems and healthcare services.

"We are positioning BOE as an IoT company providing intelligent interface products and services for information interaction and human health," said Wang Dongsheng, founder and chairman of BOE at its Innovation Partner Conference on Tuesday in Wuhan, Hubei province.

Wang said total revenue of the global IoT market will reach $27.6 trillion in 2030 from $1.1 trillion this year, and said the firm will continue to work with enterprises in the IoT sector to promote both hardware and software innovation, covering the fields of healthcare, digital art and intelligent retail.

"R&D spending now accounts for no less than 7 percent of our revenue. Moreover, we attach importance to patent applications. Our new patent applications reached 7,570 last year, and the number is expected to surpass 8,000 this year," said Wang.

The company has also signed a strategic cooperation agreement with e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and SAP SE on building a new retail ecosystem, marking another step in its endeavor to open up its application and technology platform.

Chen Yanshun, CEO of BOE, said the company's turnover would double every three years and reach 300 billion yuan ($45.2 billion) by 2022.

"We will expand our applications from traditional fields such as smartphones, tablets, PCs, television and other display devices to new products like vehicle displays, electronic tags, wearable devices, virtual reality and augmented reality," said Chen.

BOE has accelerated its layout in the IoT field this year. It has launched a smart, interactive shopping terminal together with Intel Corp, and developed brand-new IoT solutions together with China Mobile Communications Corp.

BOE reported operating revenue of 69.4 billion yuan during the first nine months of this year, a year-on-year growth of 51.41 percent and a net profit of nearly 6.5 billion yuan during the period.

http://www.ecns.cn/business/2017/11-15/281018.shtml
 
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