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Home » Marvell Debuts Application Processors for Smartphones, Handhelds

Marvell Debuts Application Processors for Smartphones, Handhelds

November 28, 2006
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Marvell introduced a new generation of application processors designed for feature handsets, smartphones, GPS navigation systems, wireless handhelds and other consumer electronic devices.

The Marvell PXA3xx family of application processors (internally named Monahans), which are based n third generation of Intel XScale technology, delivers improved performance and extended battery life, enabling advanced video and audio capabilities. Wireless Intel SpeedStep with MusicMax technology provides intelligent power management, enabling varying power states so users can listen up to 30 hours of MP3s on their handsets without sacrificing battery life.

The processors support advanced codecs such as H.264 for rich video quality, up to D1 resolution at 30fps. The PXA3xx family also supports digital cameras, and advanced camera effects such as image stabilization and up to 5 Megapixel camera sensors.

http://www.marvell.com

  • Earlier this month, Marvell Technology Group completed the acquisition of Intel’s cellular and applications processor business. Marvell made a cash payment of $600 million.
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