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Tuesday, 11/21/2017 2:41:02 PM

Tuesday, November 21, 2017 2:41:02 PM

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I agree, and that's exactly my point. You appear to be saying that Samsung is moving in the other direction - from Cd-free to Cd-safe.

On the other board, you wrote "“Cd-safe means contains <100 ppm Cd in the component to be compatible with the RoHS regulation." means Samsung.

How else can that be interpreted but to say that Samsung is going from Cd-free to Cd-safe (i.e. some Cd)?
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