Bill Detweiler, over at TechReports reported in his 2011 teardown of the Simple Touch:
- CPU: TI OMAP3621 (800MHz ARM Cortex-A8)
- Memory: Samsung K4X2G323PC-8GD8 256MB DDR S-DRAM
- Display: E Ink Pearl (6 inch diagonal, 800x600 Resolution, 16 Levels of Grey)E Ink PearlE Ink Pearl
- Touch Technology: Neonode zForce Optical Touchscreen
(It is interesting to note that B&N chose not to use eInk's capacitative touch option, and instead went for the zForce optical option. It makes me go "hmmm...?") - Storage: SanDisk SDIN5D2-2G NAND Flash chip
- Battery: Model MLP305787 (3.7 V, 1530 mAh, Li-Ion)
- Wi-Fi: Jorjin Technologies WG7310-2A 802.11 b/g/n
- Power Management IC for Display: TI TPS65181
- Multipurpose IC (Power Management, USB, Analog-to-Digital Converter, Realtime Clock, keypad interface, Embedded Power Control, and General Purpose Inputs/Outputs muxed with JTAG functions): TI TPS65921B
- (Best Guess??) Boot PROM
OR Graphics Chip: Lattice Semiconductor ispMACH 4032ZE Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD)
(The "keypad interface" makes me wonder if this is what is handling i/o from the five keys on the front of the nook...)
( This document from the Lattice Support page, makes me think this is serving the functon of a Boot PROM. The absence of any graphics chip makes me wonder if this has been programmed to do that. I missed earlier that 2D & 3D graphics are built in to the TI OMAP3621.)
- Signal Switch:: TI CD74HC4067 High Speed CMOS 16-Channel Analog Multiplexer/Demultiplexer
- (Best Guess??) Touchscreen I/O: TI MSP430F2272 16-bit Ultra-Low-Power Microcontroller
Bill Detweiler, over at TechReports reported in his May 17, 2012 teardown of the Simple Touch with Glow:
All of the above were identical with the following exceptions:
- Storage: Samsung KLM2G1HE3F-B001 2GB eMMC NAND flash chip
In the Glow review, Bill mentions several chips that are not mentioned in his Simple Touch w/o Glow review. It is unclear whether these were simply not mentioned in the older review, or whether these were added to the Glow. Looking for volunteers to clarify this!
- USB Li-Ion Battery Charger and Power-Path Management IC: TI BQ24072 (Not sure exactly which version. Chip Markings: CKP TI A3T9)
- Battery Charge & Health Monitor: TI BQ27520 (not sure if it is G1, G2, G3 or G4...)
- Operational Amplifier: TI TLV2624 (Not sure exactly which version. Chip Markings: TI 2624I)
- 4-Bit Bidirectional Voltage-Level Translator: TI TXB0104 (Not sure exactly which version. Chip Markings: YE04 18K G4 A919)
(Thanks to Renata NST over at XDA for helping me hone in on that one!)
Hardware Buttons:
(Best Guess??) is the TI TPS65921B Mulitpurpose IC is handling I/O from these.
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