I get these screen dimensions: - iPhone Duo open - 158 × 111 mm - iPhone 18 Pro horizontal - 145 × 67 mm So watching a movie it's surprisingly just ~1 cm wider(!) It's mainly taller (66%). Area ~80% larger matches Apple’s claim.

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$NVDA IS PUSHING GLASS SUBSTRATES TO EXTREME THICKNESSES According to Korean semiconductor publication KIPOST, NVIDIA is requesting glass substrates with a thickness of 2,000 µm (2 mm), potentially driving the adoption of new metallization technologies, including atomic layer deposition (ALD). As AI packages grow larger to accommodate more GPUs and HBM, substrate rigidity becomes increasingly important. Thicker glass improves mechanical stability and reduces warpage, but makes through-glass vias (TGVs) harder to manufacture. For perspective, a 2 mm substrate with 50 µm vias would have an aspect ratio of 40:1. Conventional sputtering struggles to deposit uniform conductive seed layers inside such deep, narrow holes. ALD's superior conformality could provide a solution. However, ALD isn't the only competing technology. In September, TRUMPF announced its HiPIMS technology for coating deep TGV structures, using highly ionized plasma to improve coverage. Meanwhile, MKS Atotech introduced a wet metallization process combining electroless copper seeding with advanced electroplating. Progress is also being made in drilling. Korean equipment manufacturer Philoptics demonstrated TGV processing on 2 mm-thick, 510 × 515 mm glass panels, claiming zero defective holes in its demonstration.

🚨🇨🇳 TAIWAN'S SEPARATISTS IN SHOCK: CHINA’S NEW MODULE TURNS DRONES INTO MULTI-ROUND CARRIERS Chinese drone manufacturer Huanyu has demonstrated a modular release system that allows multicopters to carry several cylindrical payloads and drop them separately or in a single salvo. Recent footage shows several multi-cell units, while a smaller two-cell module is mounted on a drone and releases one object in flight. 🔸 The key development is not a new airframe, but a modular and scalable payload package. Different racks can be matched to the host drone’s size and lifting capacity, allowing operators to trade endurance and maneuverability for a larger load without redesigning the aircraft. 🔸 Huanyu’s strike-equipment catalog includes 60 mm, 80 mm and 120 mm throwers, an electrically fired 38 mm smoke launcher and an 82 mm multi-round dispenser. 🔸 The 82 mm family is offered in 2-, 4-, 6-, 8- and 10-cell versions. According to the manufacturer, payloads can be released individually or all at once. The modules use clamp mounting, onboard power and SBUS/PWM control signals. 🔸 With armed payloads, individual-or-salvo release would allow one drone to deliver munitions at several points during a sortie or drop its entire load in a single pass. That increases the number of rounds carried by each airframe and controlled by each operator. 🔸 Huanyu markets related systems for military reconnaissance and strike missions. However, the latest footage does not identify the released objects, show an explosion or confirm adoption by the People’s Liberation Army. It demonstrates a scalable carrier and release system, not a fielded Chinese strike-drone fleet. If adopted by the PLA, modules like these could turn compatible low-cost multicopters into multi-round strike platforms for a Taiwan contingency. Instead of building a purpose-designed combat drone around every weapon, China could pair different payload racks with compatible airframes and increase the number of munitions delivered on each sortie. The threat would come not from one sophisticated drone, but from large numbers of adaptable carriers able to deliver several rounds before air defenses can stop them. Do you think modular payloads are more useful than purpose-built attack drones?

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