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While the main CPU in a personal or notebook computer gets a lot of attention, there are lots of other processors involved in those systems.
In many of the major subsystems, including printers, audio, graphics, video, and wireless, you'll find Tensilica's processor cores hard at work (). Just take a look at a notebook computer design:
Sound quality is very important, even in notebook computers. No matter what audio input might be attached, the computer needs to be able to process it. So now the audio requirements of PCs and notebooks rival home entertainment system. Over have been ported to Tensilica's , so you can feel assured that you'll have the right software no matter what.
Tensilica is widely used for and in computer systems and peripherals. Whether you're doing Ethernet, WiMax, WiMax, Bluetooth, or whatever, Tensilica's Xtensa processors can be customized to exactly match the datapath processing requirements.
For security reasons, more notebooks and PCs are including fingerprint sensors. Tensilica's cores are designed into several of these modules, including those from Validity ().
Most notebooks and many peripherals include camera devices. Xtensa processors can perform the most complex steps in image processing, including color correction, image filtering, image stabilization, light processing and compensation, and focus enhancement. And Xtensa processors are widely used in the image processing steps for inkjet and laser printers. See how for complex image processing steps.
And don't forget the control function. Tensilica's and processors are ideal in all of these subsystems.
Tensilica's DPUs are doing the video processing inside the AMD Radeon HD chip inside the latest generation iMacs, introduced in May 2011.
HP Laserjet color and b&w printers by Tensilica licensee Marvell - originally Agilent in 2002, then Avago, now Marvell. These are some of the printers that use Xtensa processors:
Atheros is also using Xtensa processors in their AR6XXX line of ROCm WLAN for mobile solutions, including the AR6001XL and AR6001GL.
Tensilica's processors configured to accelerate video stream decoding are an ingredient in every UVD-powered AMD ATI graphics chip, including those with ATI Avivo HD video and display technology, which provdes PC users with crisp images, smooth videos and true-to-life colors. UVD is a dedicated video decode processing unit that offloads the CPU from the decoding process. UVD technology reduces power use, helps decrease system noise and helps to increase notebook battery life during HD video playback. AMD's graphics products provide for DirectX10 and DirectX11 gaming and allow PCs to be hooked up to big-screen TVs with HDMI and built-in 5.1 surround sound audio to enjoy Blu-ray and HD DVD movies.
UVD-powered AMD ATI graphics chips include the HD5000 serires, HD4000 series, the HD3000 series, the HD2000 series, the x1900 series, the x1600 series, and the x1300 series. Here are some representative pictures:
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