30-Jun-2018, 22:02
(This post was last modified: 01-Jul-2018, 11:46 by Hifi_swlon.)
That makes sense. Although I was kind of thinking along the lines of did they need to solder any extra components or anything to make it all work.
And this is probably really out of date and everyone’s seen it (and maybe I even posted it before) but I mentioned a video where the Infinity was discussed at a factory tour and I came across it again yesterday. So posting just in case it’s of interest. As I said before the key driver seems to be putting Experts and Phantom on the same codebase...
Most of the video shows and talks about the machines populating the boards which I have to admit I found fascinating, but hoped to get a bit more insight into the CI technology rather than the machines that make them. Quentin seems pretty excited about the machines - as if he’d just invented one! Not sure what the <0.5mm components are. Resistors?
https://vimeo.com/254268360
And this is probably really out of date and everyone’s seen it (and maybe I even posted it before) but I mentioned a video where the Infinity was discussed at a factory tour and I came across it again yesterday. So posting just in case it’s of interest. As I said before the key driver seems to be putting Experts and Phantom on the same codebase...
Most of the video shows and talks about the machines populating the boards which I have to admit I found fascinating, but hoped to get a bit more insight into the CI technology rather than the machines that make them. Quentin seems pretty excited about the machines - as if he’d just invented one! Not sure what the <0.5mm components are. Resistors?
https://vimeo.com/254268360
>>> 1st Place Award: Devialet, last decades most disappointing technology purchase. <<<
