Product category:
Communications ICs (Wireless)
News Release from: DSP Group | Subject: XpandR
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 07 January 2008
Wireless SoC platform supports DECT and
Wi-Fi
All-in-one device for multimedia terminals is powered by an extensive Linux-based software suite.
Wireless chipset developer DSP Group is releasing its XpandR platform at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas, claiming that it enables unmatched wireless connectivity from a single platform Billed as a true "all-in-one" enabler, XpandR is a wireless multimedia-enabled system-on-chip platform that supports DECT and Wi-Fi, and enables HD voice, streaming and sharing of video and music, e-mail, web browsing and more
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 24 Dec 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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The XpandR platform is equally suitable for multimedia web devices (PC free), such as wireless picture frames, Internet radios, portable multimedia players with video, wireless security cameras, Wi-Fi/DECT video phones, fixed video phones with DECT handsets and Wi-Fi video phones.
XpandR uses open Linux code for seamless software portability and application availability.
According to Ofer Elyakim, Vice President of Business Development at DSP Group: "Our all-in-one solution for multimedia terminals is powered by an extensive software suite that positions DSP Group at the centre stage of the residential multimedia and communications market".
"We are delivering high quality in-house wireless coverage for sensitive and real-time multimedia applications".
"Furthermore, our XpandR is an ideal platform for developers to expand their imagination".
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