Next-generation multimedia processor for advanced mobile devices is launched
22 March 2006
DSP, Micros & Memory
Royal Philips Electronics has launched a new multimedia processor that it says will give mobile device users a home entertainment-quality multimedia experience whilst on the move. With its leading image processing technology and its TriMedia central processing unit (CPU), Philips says it is offering a powerful, advanced, flexible and fully programmable solution.
The new PNX4103 Nexperia Mobile Multimedia Processor was developed in close cooperation with top handset makers and is available as a standard product or combined with Philips' Nexperia cellular system solutions.
Philips has adopted industry standard interfaces, and with a flexible host software kit and support experts, it says the PNX4103 can be easily integrated into a wide range of cellular and portable platforms. Customers who select the Philips Nexperia cellular system solutions can take advantage of fast and easy integration into their end products, and benefiting from Philips' expertise in GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS and system approach.
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