The entire camera assembly includes everything you see below, which includes the clear optics (lenses), actuator (second black module from the left), sensor, and the black piece-parts that hold everything together.
Wall Street was also pleased with the Solarfun Power Holdings outlook, which includes total module shipments in the second quarter to range between 160 megawatts and 170 megawatts, and between 600 megwatts and 650 megawatts for the full year.
First of all, you can't overlook the fact that they've moved to a Cortex A8-based OMAP3530, an appreciable boost from the ARM11 core it replaces, but it turns out there are a whole bunch of subtler changes too, like the inclusion of on-board audio out (pictured above toward the left of the base), HD video out capability through a module, and a second microSD slot.