
Posted:
Mar 14, 2002 @ 6:04pm
by Pam
See Intel's site for more details:
High Performance:
-Low power, high performance 32-bit Intel® XScale™ core-based CPU (200, 300 and 400 MHz)
-ARM** Architecture v.5TE compliant and application code compatible with Intel® SA-1110 processor for rapid upgrade
-Intel® Superpipelined RISC technology utilizing advanced Intel 0.18µ process for high core speeds at low power
-Intel® Media Processing Technology including 40-bit accumulator and 16-bit SIMD to enhance audio/video decode performance
Low Power:
-Low Power and Turbo modes for optimal battery life
-32 KB data and 32 KB instruction caches
-2 KB mini data cache for streaming data
I/O Expansion:
-Integrated Memory and PCMCIA/CompactFlash Controller with 100 MHz Memory Bus, 16-bit or 32-bit ROM/Flash/SRAM six banks, 16-bit or 32-bit SDRAM, SMROM four banks, as well as PCMCIA and CompactFlash for added functionality and expandability
-System Control Module includes 17 dedicated general-purpose interruptible I/O ports, real-time clock, watchdog and interval timers, power management controller, interrupt controller, reset controller, and two on-chip oscillators
Wireless:
-Peripheral Control Module offers 16-channel configurable DMA controller, integrated LCD controller with unique DMA for fast color screen support, Bluetooth* I/F, serial ports (IrDA, I2C, I2S, AC97, three UARTs, SPI and SSP), USB end point interface, and MMC/ SD Card Support for expandable memory and I/O functionality
Pam

Posted:
Mar 14, 2002 @ 6:56pm
by MZGuy
I waaant the Fujitsu LOOX


Posted:
Mar 14, 2002 @ 9:44pm
by T¹
The Loox actually only uses a 300mhz Xscale. There is a preview of a Hitachi device, running CE.net & a 400mhz cpu (I posted pics somewhere). Either way, the future looks good!

Posted:
Mar 14, 2002 @ 10:35pm
by MZGuy
Has the LOOX a 300 or 400MHz processor. The tech specs on fujitsu-siemens site says 400MHz while I've seen on other sites 300MHz. Or is there a difference between the Japanese and European model?
Maybe they upgraded it for the world launch yesterday


Posted:
Mar 14, 2002 @ 10:38pm
by brntcrsp
The press release from yesterday indicates that they have switched to using the 400 version of the chip

Posted:
Mar 15, 2002 @ 3:44am
by Luciano U. Werner
Anybody know's how much $$$$?

Posted:
Mar 15, 2002 @ 5:38am
by XPortZ
Something completely unreasonable, I'm sure.
XPortZ

Posted:
Mar 15, 2002 @ 8:29am
by Pentegram
Is it going to have USB host capabilities?
now that would be really cool I've got a H3870 and I'd love to be able to just plub in any old USB key board, the targus looks good but to expensive.
Oh yeh i think it's great that there are females participating and I don't think you should bag them.