Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Xscale technology",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Development platform precedes Marvell processor from
Synopsys, which we summarised at the time by saying "Virtual platform enables development of smartphones, handheld and consumer electronics devices that use the Marvell PXA3xx XScale technology application processor".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release XScale boards speed wireless development from
SDC Systems: "Hardware platforms and reference design boards target engineers working to develop wireless systems".
In May 2006, we covered the news from Microsoft Embedded
concerning its Windows CE 6
- take a look at Operating system embeds ten years of innovation
which says: "Windows CE 6 is the next generation of the industry-leading real-time software used to build customised operating systems for devices".
Take a look also at the news release from M-Systems, Embedded Flash drive is optimised for new XScale,
as well as Latest Linux comes to Intel XScale from TimeSys Corp,
and Embedded systems combine Xscale with TFT displays from Anders Electronics.
See also:
Intel's Maloney outlines mobile vision
(August 2005)
Early adoption of wireless broadband services coupled with new energy-efficient and higher-performing developments in mobile devices are signalling the beginning of 'mobility ubiquity'
Programmable HDD controller works with Xscale
(May 2005)
QuickLogic Corp has released a uWatt programmable controller optimised for the Intel PXA2XX processor line based on XScale technology
Embedded module fills a gap
(March 2005)
The X-board computer-on-module (COM) is the second ARM-compatible Intel XScale technology based module in Kontron's X-board product family of small embedded form factor modules
Development suite supports latest Intel devices
(February 2005)
Support for the new Intel Pentium M processor 760 and Mobile Intel 915GM Express chipset has been added to the QNX Momentics development suite Professional Edition
System-on-module solutions use XScale technology
(April 2004)
Based on ARM/XScale technology, Advantech offers OS-ready, SBC-level system on module platforms for applications such as mobile platforms, telemetrics, medical equipment, POS and HMIs
Processors put multimedia on the move
(April 2004)
A new family of processors based on Intel XScale technology can handle multiple forms of wireless broadband access with computing power to spare for other applications
Reference design points to portable media players
(January 2004)
Intel is working with consumer electronics companies Creative Labs, iRiver America and Samsung to help them deliver a new category of digital devices called portable media players
Tools bring ARM designs up to speed
(November 2003)
Embedded developers can enjoy productivity gains and reduced time to market with the newest integrated CodeWarrior Development Studio, ARM ISA Edition Version 2
Network processors gain RTOS support
(October 2003)
Green Hills Software is providing real-time operating system (RTOS) support for the Intel IXP2400 and Intel IXP2800 network processors and their development platforms
Next-generation XScale devices aid mobile video
(September 2003)
Intel has disclosed key technical details of its next-generation of XScale technology based processors to be used in cellphones, PDAs and other wireless devices
Processors stack up advantages for PDA integration
(March 2003)
Three new processors for PDAs incorporate the latest microprocessor packaging and stacking techniques to deliver higher performance and longer battery life in less space than previous versions
Intel cellular processor gains dedicated Java
(February 2003)
Esmertec has produced a version of its Jbed ME optimised for the new Intel PXA800F cellular processor announced last week in Cannes
News on the XScale technology from Intel Corporation
(February 2003)
A number of top makers of data-enabled cellphones have selected Intel processors based on the Intel XScale technology to power their next generation of communications products
One chip supplies power and audio to handsets
(February 2003)
A new highly integrated audio and power management solution allows the Intel PXA800F cellular processor to be used for mainstream GSM/GPRS phones with enhanced application capabilities
XScale processor extends to industrial extremes
(November 2002)
Intel has extended its XScale technology to complex applications that must operate in extreme temperatures
Transceiver handles non-PC USB uses
(October 2002)
The ISP1301 is a USB On-The-Go transceiver chip to enable point-to-point communications between digital devices such as mobile phones, cameras, video recorders and PDAs
I/O processor chipset gains RTOS support
(September 2002)
LynuxWorks has produced a version of its LynxOS real-time operating system for the Intel IOP310 I/O processor chipset based on the Intel XScale technology
Control-plane and services processors aid comms
(September 2002)
Intel Corp has two new processors aimed at communications equipment manufacturers
Processor powers multimedia reference platform
(September 2002)
Philips and Intel have created a new digital multimedia reference platform called Pronto++ Software and Systems
ARM tools gain XScale support
(August 2002)
Metrowerks is adding support for Intel XScale technology to its CodeWarrior development tools for ARM embedded systems
Development help for USB On The Go
(June 2002)
Philips Electronics has released one of the semiconductor industry's first complete Universal Serial Bus (USB) On-The-Go (OTG) system developers' kits
Software-controlled management saves handheld life
(June 2002)
The PMU+ is a single-chip power management unit with a real-time software control feature that can reduce power consumption by up to 70% in smart phones and wireless PDAs
Linux development for latest Intel processor
(February 2002)
LynuxWorks has released the first commercially available embedded Linux development environment for the Intel IOP321 I/O processor based on the Intel XScale technology
Latest Linux for Internet exchange architecture
(February 2002)
The latest LynuxWorks BlueCat Linux is about to begin shipping for the Intel Internet exchange architecture (IXA) software developers kit (SDK) 2.0 for the Intel IXP1200 network processor family