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6.7 mm thick Fujitsu Arrows F-07D hits the FCC

21.05.12

The bigger question here is why are we making such thin phones in the first place? As our smartphones get faster and faster, and come with larger and larger screens, doesn’t it make sense to sacrifice a few millimeters to throw in a good battery? Case in point, for a long time Nokia’s 1500 mAh battery was considered the biggest thing in town, but now nearly everyone throws 1600 mAh to 1800 mAh batteries inside their devices, all the while they remain 9 mm thick. They do that thanks to making larger, but thinner batteries. Would it kill people to have a 10 mm or even 12 mm thick device if it’s guaranteed to go 2 days with heavy use?

Next year we’re going to see the first devices based on TSMC’s 28 nanometer process hit the market, notably the Qualcomm S4 stuff in early 2012 and then the Tegra 3 refresh in late 2012. That’ll help with the power problem, but we can’t help but feel that it’s simply easier for handset vendor to simply just use a bigger battery.

Source: IntoMobile

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