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foldables are the future bigger devices need bigger hinges and better structural strength
can’t wait for andromeda and razr.
andromeda
https://thewincentral.com/top-surface-phonemobile-andromeda-features-size-specs-microsoft-working-surfacephone-98945/
razr and links to lots of other foldables.
https://www.trustedreviews.com/news/motorola-razr-2019-price-release-date-specs-3646133
sounds right since asus declared
Made of Liquid Metal – Nothing to Worry About
Of course, the user will worry about the ip camera. If the device drops, the shock shouldn’t impact the camera module because its the one nacked piece which might cost you most if gets damaged. Asus introduced a new alloy metal and they call it “Liquid metal”. Basically, it’s an amorphous alloy which is 20 percent lighter and 4 times stronger than the stainless steel. And Zenfone 6 camera is the largest component right now in the market which is made of this amorphous alloys in any smartphones.
excellent example and lqmt is in a much better position than siri was.
-0.05 vs 0.12 cents per share
-6.5 billion vs 1 billion shares count
-near bankrupt vs 30 million cash on hand
we await completion of maze build up for whale contracts/machine orders.
clear pic of bridge pins
LUXE BY MARTIN™ Liquidmetal® Bridge Pins. Available Now. https://t.co/K2fG2eaywY pic.twitter.com/eFGmU1CviU
— Martin Guitar (@MartinGuitar) May 3, 2019
surprised they are defensive towards investors and whats with this no photo bs of products on public display! thanks for your efforts.
bummer @0.35 into video
Get the FULL experience of the new #Mi9T!
— Xiaomi (@Xiaomi) June 12, 2019
- 3D 4-sided Curved Glass 👍
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 👍
- 18W Fast Charge 👍
- Fast In-screen Fingerprint Sensor 👍
- 20MP Pop-up Selfie Camera 👍
- 48MP AI Rear Trip Camera 👍
Time to upgrade! #PopUpInStyle pic.twitter.com/Vp4jLL6PCx
could you also post clear pics of the parts on display thanks
lugee is a smart man and already knew what impact the china 2025 program would have on his liquidmetal investment/5g so the Zhuzhou buy-in of eontec did not happen overnight as such was easily foreseeable hence his hk holding company.
the maze will do that to you. im sure time cook will look at the maze and think 'wow i have multiple suppliers to bid against each other for the lowest price'
I accept that having the shares in the U.S. would present political consequences, but, IMO, the risk of losing everything to a hostile court, which is not truly independent of political influence, is worse than the political consequences.
Zhuzhou State-owned Assets Investment Holding Group Co., Ltd. (“Zhuzhou”), a state-sponsored investment vehicle will make a significant investment in EONTEC
if not hk then where? china/us is a political minefield seems to me hk is best/only/neutral option.
btw jb gets it.
good info lower cost of 5g is incentive enough to fast track rollout.
made of anti-corrosion materials... hmmmm
crap i thought i was onto something best i leave the speculation to the experts thanks for the reply payme
there was a post i can’t find anymore mentioned no bands on a new oppo phone so after lots of searching found/noticed new oppo ’a’ series phones have no bands since july 2018 and bbk electronics from dongguan owns realme/oppo/vivo apex/oneplus pop up cameras. maybe just a coincidence
a3s july 2018
https://www.gsmarena.com/oppo_a3s-9269.php
https://www.oppo.com/en/smartphone-a3s/
a1k may 2019
https://www.gsmarena.com/oppo_a1k-9673.php
https://www.oppo.com/in/smartphone-a1k/
a1s june 2019
https://www.gsmarena.com/first_oppo_a1s_images_leak_online-news-37438.php
curves molded into/around the ports on the bottom of the metal band/frame.
good info in that article this part is interesting
This is the first time in recent years that mobile phone manufacturers have publicly declared the use of liquid metal materials!
After the Turing mobile phone, there are many mobile phone internal structural parts that use more or less amorphous alloys, for various reasons, not announced.
as always great information josh lots of developments since the initial 2010 mta.
yes there is a lot of ambiguity in the mta its very restrictive and anti-competitive.
the mta supposedly gives apple the right to launch any future products that automatically exclude lqmt and/or its customers from manufacturing similar products regardless if they where already manufacturing those products before apple.
future pacemakers will transmit/receive data and sync/pair with a smartphone/wearable device/smartwatch to better improve pulse/heartbeat rates according to patients physical exertion so an end to pacemakers not keeping up with patients and patients not limited by pre-set electrical pulses.
ecg in a wearable/watch is just the beginning. could apple use the mta to claim ce exclusivity on pacemakers and restrict lqmt or its customers from the pacemaker market.
big pharma will not stand by and let apple take over and apple wouldnt risk challenges/litigation of the mta by big pharma/oem/lugee that could have a negative outcome so apple quietly allows lqmt to make parts for electronic products as shown in lqmt display booths.
Under the MTA with Apple, the answer is NO.
(ii) medical devices and other products that are not the same or similar to any Apple product (regardless of when Apple sold or started to sell such product, including after the Closing Date) and that are used exclusively for the diagnosis and/or treatment of human or animal health conditions
glass is nano etched so don't think lqmt is involved but the stand is a single piece of aluminium yet costs $1k.
@4.10 into the video those must be some expensive precise mechanisms inside the counter balance swivel arm since the stand is extruded aluminium with no moving parts.
https://www.apple.com/105/media/us/pro-display-xdr/2019/1e439996-d014-462a-94d6-f67407717b60/films/product/pro-display-xdr-product-tpl-cc-us-2019_1280x720h.mp4
i also dont see that blue logo in the conmed-zyris link you provided
I hope this is in fact true. However, I did go independently to the ASUS website for the zenphone to check out the specs and saw no reference to Liquidmetal anything. Gorilla Glass was mentioned among other aspects of the phone but not Liquidmetal.
FYI
DESIGN
Ordinary-defying design
ZenFone 6 is built to impress. The innovative Flip Camera module is made from highly advanced liquid metal, and powered by a custom stepper motor. With its comfortable 3D-curved rear glass cover and elegant yet futuristic new looks — in Twilight Silver or Midnight Black — ZenFone 6 is a truly unique blend of technology and the art of craftsmanship.
ASUS Edge Up Logo
Edge Up is a resource for ASUS aficionados who want the inside scoop on new products and technologies. We go hands-on with the latest gear to see how it works in the real world and in-depth with the latest tech to explain what’s happening under the hood. We also offer guides and tips to help you get the most out of everything from individual components to complete systems to the hottest games.
Nowhere is that more obvious than the dual-camera setup on the back. The 48MP primary sensor is accompanied by a 13MP wide-angle camera and both are contained within a rotating module that’s nestled in the top frame of the phone, just above the fingerprint sensor. The housing is made from liquidmetal, a super strong amorphous alloy prized for its randomized atomic structure that’s more resistant to damage. It’s four times stronger and 20% lighter than stainless steel, so it’s plenty tough, but if you do drop your phone, integrated sensors will tell the phone to retract the camera to further protect it from knocks and bumps.
Sealed inside the 1.25” x 0.86” liquidmetal module is a customized stepper motor with 13 gears. This is what rotates both cameras at the touch of a button, and it’s rated for 100,000 rotations, which works out to about 27 selfies a day for five years. It’s no one trick pony, though. You can manually control the mechanism from the camera app, panning as you capture video or adjusting the angle of your photo for a better view or more dramatically frames photos.
strong enough to open beer bottles
https://twitter.com/Teknofilo/status/1132421134580891648
What is all this talk about where production is going to be?
We have no contract to produce anything.
thats what josh calls a win win but recently bb hinted a change of strategy so maybe now it will be made in lake forest if the tariff squabble isn't resolved soon.
firstly-consumer electronics versus consumer devices, consumer products versus consumer parts, you can debate those forever.
secondly-yihao is lugee, remember the maze?
thirdly-sim/flash card trays and camera brackets are easily identifiable.
lastly-does the pace maker case become a consumer electronic when fitted to transceive data?
thats a long opinion but facts show the truth
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=148475300
both scenarios are feasible lqmt has more than enough money to fill lake forest maybe for medical contracts and the big whales can easily budget for the minimum amount of machines to get tariff free u.s. production happening but both require more patience.
bellyaching = cheaper/more shares
do you have knowledge/facts or are you just guessing
kinda hoping no agreement yet so lugee fills up lake forest with machines and start volume production here.
lqmt has the cash/electricity then reap bigger profits but more patience to get machines shipped and setup
are we still debating dc106c
dc106c was developed from lm106a thanks again to josh for that info
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=144565019
but even if the highly unlikely/unsubstantiated claim dc106c was not a joint effort/development/collaboration of lm106a by lqmt/yihao/yi’an (look at bb statements) and created before pla
is completely/utterly irrelevant because it became part of the pla anyway
the point of parallel license agreement is to swap/share/license both companies patents
why is dc106c listed in lqmt’s design guide?
so thats firm confirmation of 2 seperate companies each with exclusive areas/territories to profit from each others licensed patents
strong words from yi’an/lugee wants to make lqmt an independent successful company in its territory 415 million lqmt shares is a massive incentive
-cash in bank
-debt free manufacturing facility
-china maze build up
-best q1 on record
-recurring orders
-new tooling orders
-low volume trading
-management adjust strategy to fast track volume production
-asus/samsung prove liquidmetal needed for new designs
hooked on lqmt dont mind the cuts catching this falling knife.
maybe jb know more about what asus is doing https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=148904088
alternatively bb could be referring to potential customer/s lqmt has been working with at LF who suddenly stopped short of going into full production via eontec because of all the recent tariff increases on china imports and threats of more increases to come.
dosn't mean mid frame orders by/in china companies have been cancelled given the lead-up time to production and the need to reinvigorate the phone market with the next big feature that is 5g.
not agreeing or disagreeing with you game just giving a different view of bb's message i think he was only talking about LF customers not chinese customers
there is more here than terminology/trademark.
hard to believe asus suddenly leapfrogged lqmt/apple/engel/eontec/materion/hearus in the fields of amorphous formulas/manufacturing knowledge/shot size/molds/production equipment and all the associated patents.
more probable asus are supplied by lugee/maze or bought machines/ingots/molds from them.
asus calls it liquid metal because thats how the amorphous alloy was introduced/sold to them imho
its like saying here is a carbonated beverage we call coca cola