10 January 2009
Creative today finally confirmed the nature of the Zii
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AMD unveils Phenom II architecture for newer gaming focus
"Throwing threads games will not solve the problem," he said, referring to Intel technology.
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Pocket-size Linux PC offers GPS and GPRS

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07 December 2008
Atmel - ARM-based embedded micros supported Linux kernel

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', BALLOON, true, ABOVE, true)" title="">POWER consumption in full-power operating mode at 400MHz with all peripherals turned on is only 80mW. The AT91SAM9G20 also features four reduced-power modes, including Backup Mode where the main power supply is off and the device power consumption is sufficiently low (9uW) for an extended period of operation under battery supply, says the company.
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Development kit for Freescale i.MX27 processor

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', BALLOON, true, ABOVE, true)" title="CONNECTORS">CONNECTORS - UCB1400 CODEC and touchscreen controller - Two SD card sockets - VGA via D-SUB 15 pin connector - LCD 40-pin header - 10/100 Mbps Ethernet connector - USB 2.0 connectors - Two RS232 headers - JTAG interface - 5V from USB or via screw terminal. The TX27 module contains the 400 MHz i.MX27 processor, 64 MB mobile DDR-SDRAM (128 MB option), 128 MB NAND Flash memory, 10/100 Ethernet MAC, USB 2.0 Host/OSG, LCD controller, MPEG4 H.263/H.264 hardware CODEC for D1 video and a camera interface, says the company.
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05 December 2008
ARM - Fabless business environment helps growth of ASIC design houses

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', BALLOON, true, ABOVE, true)" title="POWER">POWER, energy-efficient solutions to our customer base," said David Lyou, president and CEO, Socle Technology Corporation. "Socle's SoC design platforms, SoC-ImP and µPlatform, with rapid access to ARM technology and Chartered's advanced foundry process will further enable us to provide higher-performance, more reliable and predictable design and development solutions to our OEM customers, and improve faster time-to-market for their digital devices."
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10 September 2008
AMD pushes out three more triple-core chips
Chip maker targets gamers and digital content creators with desktop processors
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. today unveiled more triple-core processors, adding to several models released earlier this year.
The announcement comes amid Internet rumors that the chip maker may be announcing plans to spin off its manufacturing operations as soon as next week.
John Lau, senior semiconductor analyst and managing director of Jefferies & Co., said last week that AMD is looking to spin off its fabrication plants into a separate company funded by a Middle East consortium. The company, according to Lau, will handle AMD's manufacturing but will also be free to build chips for other companies.
An AMD spokesman last week said that the company would not respond to rumors.
Today, however, the AMD is focused on announcing its new desktop processors: the Phenom X3 8750 Black Edition, with a Clock Multiplier Control and tunable performance; and the energy-efficient Phenom X3 8450e and Phenom X3 8250e.
The chip maker noted in an e-mail to Computerworld that the chips are aimed at the gaming community and at digital content creators.
Dan Olds, principal analyst at Gabriel Consulting Group Inc., noted that while AMD's technology is still well behind that of rival Intel Corp., the triple cores are a welcome addition to the chips being offered.
"They do fill a slot in the market, providing a balance of price vs. power," Olds added. "They'll be speedy enough to handle demanding games and applications, but at a reasonable price."
AMD released its first triple-core chip in March, with three more available a month later. AMD released another one last month.
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