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Tags : semiconductor | embedded | applications Freescale Press Releases Web Feed Freescale Press Releases 07 Jan 2010 - Freescale ICs featured in Acer's new DisplayPlus monitor - LAS VEGAS, NV (2010 International Consumer Electronics Show) - Jan. 7, 2010 - As Internet connectivity proliferates beyond traditional computing platforms, Acer is designing an exciting new product that leverages processing, power management and analog technologies from Freescale Semiconductor. 05 Jan 2010 - Freescale, Adobe and Movial collaborate to enable Flash Player 10.1 on Freescale i.MX platforms - AUSTIN, Texas - Jan. 5, 2010 - Manufacturers of smart mobile devices built with i.MX processors from Freescale Semiconductor can soon enable Adobe(R) Flash(R) Player 10.1 software for engaging experiences including video playback, animation, gaming and the enjoyment of other rich web content. Through close work with Adobe and Movial, Freescale is bringing Adobe Flash Player 10.1 to its i.MX platforms, enabling the creation of consumer products running either the Linux(R) or Android(TM) operating systems and delivering superior video and graphics capabilities. 04 Jan 2010 - Freescale evolves second-generation smartbook form factors with new tablet design - AUSTIN, Texas - Jan. 4, 2010 - Freescale Semiconductor has unveiled the future of the smartbook category with a tablet reference design featuring a 7-inch touch screen with up to four times the viewing area of a typical smartphone and based on a form factor that is approximately one-third the size and volume of today's typical netbook. 15 Dec 2009 - Freescale sees growth in smart mobile devices - AUSTIN, Texas - Dec. 15, 2009 - Consumer demand for faster, sleeker, longer-playing mobile devices has helped Freescale Semiconductor establish early leadership in the smart mobile devices category - a fast growing market segment that includes smartbooks, eBook readers, smartphones and other mobile consumer products. 07 Dec 2009 - Freescale introduces QorIQ communications processors with QUICC Engine technology - AUSTIN, Texas - Dec. 7, 2009 - Freescale Semiconductor introduces the first processors based on its QorIQ communications platform that also incorporate QUICC Engine multiprotocol technology. The QorIQ P1012/P1021 product family offers a high-performance, low-power migration path to all-IP environments for customers using legacy multiprotocol interfaces. 01 Dec 2009 - Freescale simplifies embedded development with advanced Tower Modules - AUSTIN, Texas - Dec. 1, 2009 - Freescale Semiconductor continues to enable advanced development through rapid evaluation and prototyping with its Tower System development platform. Today, the company announced two interchangeable peripheral modules and 8- and 32-bit microcontroller (MCU) modules for the Tower System. 19 Nov 2009 - Freescale helps energize the portable device market - AUSTIN, Texas - Nov. 19, 2009 - Freescale Semiconductor is expanding its 8-bit microcontroller (MCU) portfolio with devices ideal for personal diagnostic and portable health care products that require low-power operation and advanced display capabilities. An extension of its liquid crystal display (LCD) S08LL microcontroller (MCU) families, the advanced S08LL64 allows engineers to quickly develop dependable, flexible and low-cost medical, industrial and consumer devices. 16 Nov 2009 - Freescale delivers cost-effective, 8-bit MCU optimized for industrial and automotive motor control - AUSTIN, Texas - Nov. 16, 2009 - Freescale Semiconductor is expanding its embedded motor control portfolio with the introduction of the S08MP16. This entry-level 8-bit microcontroller (MCU) family is designed to provide intelligent and cost-optimized solution for brushless DC (BLDC) motor control applications ranging from industrial drives to automotive fuel pumps. 09 Nov 2009 - Freescale mini USB interface IC enables a single connection for mobile device charging, audio and data - AUSTIN, Texas - Nov. 9, 2009 - Freescale Semiconductor is introducing a mini USB interface IC that helps mobile device designers and manufacturers create smaller, sleeker consumer products by enabling a single mini USB connector for external accessories including chargers, headsets, microphones and audio/data connections. | |
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