Microprocessors/Microcontrollers
This site is dedicated to coverage of the latest in standalone microprocessors and microcontrollers. Coverage ranges from dedicated 4-bit controllers, 8- and 16-bit devices and all the way up to increasingly available 32-bit and advanced 64-bit CPU architectures. A steady stream of product briefs and reviews will also reference special purpose processors for applications as diverse as process control or network address routing. The section does not include processor cores, IP or digital-signal processors.
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Graphics cards deliver gaming, HD multimedia performance at value prices
AMD's ATI Radeon HD 4550 and ATI Radeon HD 4350 graphics cards are based on the same technology found in the ATI Radeon HD 4800 series, including support for the latest DirectX 10.1 games and HD multimedia capabilities.
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Media processor offers boost in CPU performance
Sigma Designs announced the availability of its SMP8644 media processor SoC, designed for feature-rich consumer products, including next generation IPTV set-top boxes, IP cable set-top boxes, and Blu-ray players.
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TI rolls low-power floating-point processors
TI's new floating-point DSPs and DSP-plus-ARM processors combine low cost, low power, and new connectivity options.
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32-bit MCU integrates security supervisor, cryptographic functionality
Maxim Integrated Products has introduced a high-performance 32-bit RISC microcontroller that integrates security supervisory features, advanced encryption and NVSRAM for the financial terminal market.
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Secure storage controller offers support for multiple storage interfaces
MosChip claims its MCS60C80 digital content management processor is the only A/V 1394 secure storage controller with a flash card interface and support for multiple storage interfaces: Secure Digital, Compact Flash and Memory Stick
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40-core processor with Forth-based IDE tools unveiled
Just unveiled by IntellaSys is its SEAforth 40C18, a 40-core multicore processor designed for embedded wireless, portable, and distributed data processing applications.
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Last Updated: 06-17-2004
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