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Graphics processor for smartphones and portable media player.
Just some quick specs. Pretty amazing if you think this is something that you take with you and fits in the palm of your hand.
Capture or playback 720p movies (H.264 encode/decode, VC-1WMV9 decode, D1 MPEG4 decode
Dual-display subsystem- display one thing on your device's screen and something different on a external display (1280x720) HDMI 1.3 support, (864x480) FWVGA LCD and SXGA (1280x1024) CRT support
Up to 12 megapixle camera sensor support
There is more technical info on their website if you're interested. I just figured most wouldn't care/understand so I just listed this stuff. 720p Zune phone would be cool. Made for Windows Mobile based devices so I guess Android phone is out.
EDIT: Guess I can't use list BBCode :(
Some youtube videos they made
Last edited by ERIFNOMI (2008-12-19 00:27:30)

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ARM was suppose to come out with a 1KMHZ core. I don't know if anyone has used it yet, it had the embedded 3D stuff with OpenGL and some Java I think. I seen some 3D real time demos done on it, and they looked decent in comparison to directx 8+ games.
I wanted to get one and start a SBC project to test rendering stuff on, but this was like last year or something and nobody had it in post production yet.
EDIT: It's the ARM Cortex-A9 MPCore that I was thinking about with the NEON engine. I think it supports the embedded OpenGL API and some Java based framework.
NEON technology accelerates multimedia and signal processing algorithms such as video encode/decode, 2D/3D graphics, audio, voice and speech processing, image processing, telephony, and sound synthesis by at least 3x the performance of ARMv5 and at least 2x the performance of ARMv6 SIMD.
The architecture is optimally defined and works seamlessly with its own independent pipeline and register file.
The ARM Cortex-A8 processor with NEON technology is becoming widely accepted as the leading processor in multimedia applications ranging from smartphones and mobile computing devices to HDTV.
Last edited by 0m1kr0n (2008-12-24 20:42:36)
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