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Intel rolls new Net-TV processor
Intel Corp. aims to combine the Internet and television with its new CE3100 processor launched at the Intel Developer Forum
No Olympic gold for large LCDs
An expected boost to sales of large-sized LCD panels from an boom in the purchase of new TVs due to the Olympics failed to materialize but sales are due for a recovery in September says iSuppli Corp. providing relief after after nearly three months of plummeting profitability and precipitous price plunges.
Intel rolls out solid-state drives
Intel Corp. launched a family of solid-state drives claiming significant performance advances over its many competitors, however, the company would not reveal prices, an Achilles heel of the emerging storage devices.
Low-cost PCIe DVR add-in cards based on software configurable processors
Full D1 H.264 encoding using software configurable processors from Stretch Inc. provides a low-cost compression solution for video surveillance OEMs and system integrators.
Digital terrestrial TV demodulator for standard and high-definition broadcast TV in China
The DRX 398yZ conforms to China's DTMB standard, offering automatic detection for both single-carrier and multi-carrier modes.
SoC accelerates transition from analog cable to digital broadcasting
Broadcom Corp. announced a digital-to-analog (DTA) SoC that enables cable set-top box (STB) OEMs to provide cable operators with a cost effective device that transitions analog cable customers to digital broadcasting.
Intel debuts x86 set-top box processor at IDF
A new media processor, solid-state drives and advances in DDR3 modules are among the news bites expected out of this year's Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.
Updated: Smallest SRAM debuts
IBM Research claims to have fabricated the world's smallest SRAM bit cell with joint industry and university development partners.
Pericom expands DisplayPort, PCIe switch families
These new switches address the growing PCIe and DisplayPort market needs for extremely small size and low-power applications.
Wolfson teams with Ozmo on audio PAN
Ozmo Inc. (Palo Alto, Calif.) is working with Wolfson Microelectronics plc (Edinburgh, Scotland) to deliver a wireless audio reference design. The design uses Ozmo's Wi-Fi personal area network chip (OZMO1000) and Wolfson's codec (WM8987L).
Samsung software soups up smartphone memories
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is introducing software designed to improve the performance of its proprietary embedded flash memories: OneNAND, Flex-OneNAND and moviNAND, in smart phones, when used with mobile operating systems such as Windows Mobile, Symbian, Linux, and real-time operating systems in general.
TI unveils industry's thinnest 500-mA DC/DC solution
TI's 6-MHz step-down chip, just 0.6 mm high, is suited for smart phones, wireless modules, and portable electronics.
Intel says tiny Atom chip "off to the races"
Sales of Intel Corp's
Atom processors, designed for consumer electronics
gadgets and super-slim personal computers, are topping company
targets as the world's largest chipmaker seeks to expand beyond
a slowing PC market.
Improving memory management in multifunction embedded devices
Consumer embedded devices are becoming increasingly loaded with a range of diverse software applications and device drivers in response to end-user multitasking demands.
Cortex-A8 processor core found in OMAP 3530
After nearly two years -- and much anticipation -- Texas Instruments has introduced the OMAP3530, the next evolution of its widely successful OMAP family of mobile application processors, which includes the OMAP2420, used in a number of mobile consumer applications including the Nokia N93 and N95.
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About the Video/Imaging DesignLine Products Section
Video/Imaging DesignLine's product section is the new product resource for engineers designing and building next-generation imaging and camera technology, display technologies, video processing, digital TVs, home entertainment, mobile/portable video devices and other applications incorporating video and imaging.
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