The confusion I reported in #11 and #14 above (CPU-Z calls Gigastone "Samsung") apparently stems from the fact that Gigastone in Taiwan assemble the modules, using chips from various trusted, reputable manufacturers, including Samsung. Seems these Gigastone modules have Samsung chips.
@Ghot: I think I am clear on that point, but the shots I posted make it look as though I'm not. And so it goes. Thanks.
@Ghot: I think I am clear on that point, but the shots I posted make it look as though I'm not. And so it goes. Thanks.
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