The nanotech bit may not mean much; "nanotech" generally means it has features smaller than 100nm, which means modern CPUs qualify. It wouldn't be surprising if this chip had features that size—the smaller the pixel, the less light it needs to trigger.
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The nanotech bit may not mean much; "nanotech" generally means it has features smaller than 100nm, which means modern CPUs qualify. It wouldn't be surprising if this chip had features that size—the smaller the pixel, the less light it needs to trigger.
>the smaller the pixel, the less light it needs to trigger.
u r wrong. actually, big pixels are used for low-light video/photo.
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