Renesas intros processor for car infotainment systems
Renesas today announced a 32-bit RISC microprocessor with a 600 MHz maximum operating frequency that will be aimed at multimedia and car infotainment applications. According to the manufacturer, the SH7785 integrates 152 kB (8 kB + 16 kB + 128 kB) on-chip memory, a DDR2 interface and reaches a floating point performance of 4.2 GFlops, which the company promises, is enough to power 3D graphics. The chip sill be shipping in May and carry a price tag of about $61.
Crytek develops new FPS for Electronic Arts
- VoIP could hide botnets
- AOL expanding broadband, portal deals
- Skype in big ringtones deal with Warner Music
- LCDs account for three out of four monitors sold
- P2P licensed premiere movie download service to launch in Germany
- Google market valuation passes Intel's
- Sun counts on AMD's Opteron to grow workstation business
- Honda builds Accord with 'autopilot' tech
- MS source code seller gets two years
Samsung announces Blu-ray writer in Germany, US devices scheduled for Q2
- Rockstar Games sued by LA City Attorney for $2500
- Yahoo runs up white flag in Google battle
- Sun's Schwartz hints at GPLv3 for Solaris
- AMD's forums hacked
- Mark Burnett makes AOL game
- Paris court fines Warner Music $6200 for DRM violation
- Google declines to talk to Congress about censoring search results in China
- Google, Napster consider music alliance
- Thinking about upgrading to 11n now? Think Twice
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
