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 Previously known only as 'Bulverde', Intel lifts the veil on its PXA27X series of XScale-based processors which are to power future mobile devices.
Intel has announced a new family of processors based on Intel XScale technology capable of handling multiple forms of wireless broadband access, claiming sufficient computing power to provide mobile phones with full motion video conferencing capabilities and PDAs with DVD-quality video playback.
According to Intel, the processors include a set of new technologies designed to meet the multimedia, low power and security requirements of advanced mobile phones and wireless PDAs. Intel also announced further additions to its mobile offerings, including the manufacturer's memory-boosting stacked packaging flash memory; a new multimedia accelerator chip for 3D rendering; and optimized software and reference concept designs aiming to allow mobile phone and PDA makers to bring Intel-based mobile devices to market faster.
The Intel PXA27x family of processors, formerly code-named 'Bulverde', is the first product to integrate the Intel Wireless MMX technology, with Intel claiming additional performance for 3D games and advanced video while improving battery-life as a result. The new chip also utilizes Wireless Intel SpeedStep technology, a proven technology from the laptop market which enables power savings by intelligently managing voltage and frequency changes.
Also for the first time, Intel has integrated important security features through its Intel Wireless Trusted Platform to provide services such as trusted boot, secure storage of private information and cryptographic keys, and support for common security protocols. To help increase camera phone capabilities and quality, Intel has also incorporated Intel Quick Capture technology to support cameras delivering up to four or more megapixels of image quality.
The Intel PXA27x processor family will be offered in multiple configurations of clock speeds running from 312 up to 624 MHz, and with as much as 64 megabytes of stacked Intel StrataFlash memory.
Optimized to complement the Intel PXA27x processor family, the new Intel 2700G multimedia accelerator delivers advanced video and graphic capabilities to enable full screen video at full frame rates without sacrificing battery life. According to Intel, the 2700G multimedia accelerator will deliver DVD-quality video playback on VGA displays and supports a wide range of video formats such as MPEG2, MPEG4 and Microsoft Windows Media Video 9. Also, the Intel 2700G supports up to SXVGA resolution will offer dual display features to enable the viewing of two independent images simultaneously.
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| Posted on Sunday, June 06 @ 13:24:01 PDT by Ace |
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