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My big take away from the CC was, LM105 not patented and that LM will likely not be in any Apple products this year
They are not allowed to announce any parts that will be used for Apple because of MTA with paragraphs regarding closeness until Apple will do. That's it!

Tom said there is really no drawbacks to the LM105 as compared to the original LM-001b. If so why would anyone buy the beryllium formula.
Of course there are some. Ask the medical industry and some branches in consumer electronic as well. His answer I guess was more mentioned to technical and mechanical characteristics.


Tom also mentioned that he believed you would first see LM used in a Medical, Aerospace or Military product.
Yep - and medical could also means Apple as we had to learn in latest days.