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Desmontaje de Microsoft Surface Pro 6

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  • We interrupt this disassembly to bring you display chips!

  • Microsoft X904169, possibly N-Trig's Surface Pen controller and X904163 (likely touchscreen line driver)

  • Analogix ANX2604, possibly a DisplayPort converter.

  • Macronix MX25U1635F 16 Mb serial NOR flash memory

  • Silicon Works SW5077 power management

  • Likely Silicon Mitus SM4063B programmable gamma buffer

  • LG makes this display, which seems suspiciously similar to the one we found on the Surface Pro 5.

  • Could they be cross-compatible? Yes they could—we dropped last year's display into our Surface Pro 6, and it worked almost like someone planned it that way.

Interrumpimos este desmontaje para traerles los chips de pantalla:

Microsoft X904169 06 CL1706, posiblemente controlador de N-Trig's Surface Pen

Microsoft X904163 01 CL1708

Analogix ANX2604, posiblemente convertidor DisplayPort.

LG hace esta pantalla, que parece sospechosamente similar a la que encontramos en la Surface Pro 5.

¿Puede ser que sean compatibles entre sí? Sí, puede ser: colocamos la pantalla del año pasado en nuestro Surface Pro 6, y funcionó casi como si alguien lo hubiera planeado de esa manera.

[* black] We interrupt this disassembly to bring you display chips!
- [* red] Microsoft X904169 06 CL1706, possibly N-Trig's Surface Pen controller.
- [* orange] Microsoft X904163 01 CL1708
- [* yellow] Analogix ANX2604, possibly a DisplayPort converter.
+ [* red] Microsoft X904169, possibly N-Trig's Surface Pen controller and X904163 (likely touchscreen line driver)
+ [* orange] Analogix ANX2604, possibly a DisplayPort converter.
+ [* yellow] Macronix [link|https://www.macronix.com/en-us/products/NOR-Flash/Serial-NOR-Flash/Pages/spec.aspx?p=MX25U1635F&m=Serial%20NOR%20Flash&n=PM1901|MX25U1635F] 16 Mb serial NOR flash memory
+ [* green] Silicon Works SW5077 power management
+ [* light_blue] Likely Silicon Mitus SM4063B programmable gamma buffer
[* black] LG makes this display, which seems suspiciously similar to the one we found on the [guide|92362|Surface Pro 5|stepid=173110|new_window=true].
[* icon_note] Could they be cross-compatible? Yes they could—we dropped last year's display into our Surface Pro 6, and it worked almost like someone planned it that way.

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