At the heart of the S7 is the motherboard which holds the CPU, storage, and RAM.
Samsung opted for the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, which is shrouded by 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM, as you can see highlighted in red on the iFixit image. These are partnered with 32GB of Samsung MLC Universal Flash storage 2.0, this time highlighted in orange.
The motherboard is also home to various audio modules, motion sensors, the heart rate monitor sensor, and on the reverse there are controllers for NFC, wireless power, and Wi-Fi. These allow the S7 to pay for services with Tap and Pay (or at least that will be the case when Samsung Pay is released in the UK in the coming months), charge wirelessly, and speed around the web thanks to the 11ac dual-band Wi-Fi with MU-MIMO.
All in all, it's a mightly impressive package.
To read more about this excellent device, take a look at our in-depth review - Samsung S7 review
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