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Beijing-based Vimicro has announced an ARM-based system-on-chip (SoC) intended for low-cost Linux-based smartphones. Built on a 0.13 micron process, the VC0818 offers a variety of multimedia features, supports three-megapixel camera sensors, and is available with a complete development platform, Vimicro says.3 G* D W1 ?& u8 Z6 A) g2 W5 M
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& k8 H3 @9 Q8 H# P* k" @9 ~( z4 XThe VCO818, also known as the Vinno-III, is based on an ARM926EJ core running at up to 216MHz. Its 0.13-micron process, "advanced design flow," and "multi-power architecture" make its power consumption low, according to Vimicro.- P' w6 h% E, f3 x
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A block diagram of the Vinno-III+ U( A6 ^9 y; R2 a/ C {: q0 L
. d3 M/ w0 [/ Y3 U: C+ a# i, }% i/ qTouted multimedia features include hardware decoding of VGA-resolution MPEG-4 video at 30 frames per second, and support for 3GP-format video encoding and TV output.% J4 e0 t3 s8 x5 @+ K5 o- k
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Features and specifications listed by Vimicro for the Vinno-III include:
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. _. j9 G8 w! R9 `# \5 P * ARM928EJ core running at up to 216MHz# P) a, X, e! t: e4 W' O. i
* 0.13-micron process construction; O# T0 c4 a( D! L1 h* e
* High-quality stereo DAC (90dB S/N ratio) and ADC; headphone power amp
5 B6 w: X# s/ M C" s4 d * MPEG-4 decoding, up to 30fps @ VGA resolution
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* AMR-NB voice codec with bitrate control
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3 w) P- V& r. W. c7 ~Part of the Vinno-Win development board, with Vinno-III SoC( ^% L6 x: M# q/ o
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The Vinno-III is also available integrated into Vinno-Linux and Vinno-Win development boards (pictured above). Although only brief details of the boards were provided, they include slots for RAM and flash memory, plus interfaces that support a QVGA touchscreen, 3-megapixel camera, and USB connectivity. Vinno-Linux supports MontaVista Linux, and Vinno-Win supports Windows Mobile, according to Vimicro.( S6 Y: A3 ~+ B* ?
1 ^# T) s9 a7 Z6 ~' hVimicro did not provide pricing or availability information for the Vinno-III products. |
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