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Sunday 12 February 2012
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Anders shows handheld multimedia module
Monday 25 January 2010
Anders Electronics is offering a miniature system-on-module based on the TI OMAP3530, which an LCD interface with resolution up to 1400 x 1050, PAL/NTSC TV output, a camera interface up to 16Mpixels, and audio codec stereo line-out and microphone.
The CM-T3530 is offered with either a TI OMAP3503 or TI OMAP3530 with Cortex-A8 core at 720MHz, up to 256Mbyte DDR, up to 512Mbyte flash disk, a resistive touch screen controller, and 3D and video decoding acceleration.
For connectivity, there is 10/100 Ethernet, integral WiFi 802.11b/g, 2 SD ports, 3 serial ports, and I2C, SPI and GPIOs.
The module is supported in the mainline Linux kernel from rev 2.6.33, and offers full OpenEmbedded Angstrom Linux distribution and full support for Windows CE 6.0 R3.
The CM-T3530 is offered with either a TI OMAP3503 or TI OMAP3530 with Cortex-A8 core at 720MHz, up to 256Mbyte DDR, up to 512Mbyte flash disk, a resistive touch screen controller, and 3D and video decoding acceleration.
For connectivity, there is 10/100 Ethernet, integral WiFi 802.11b/g, 2 SD ports, 3 serial ports, and I2C, SPI and GPIOs.
The module is supported in the mainline Linux kernel from rev 2.6.33, and offers full OpenEmbedded Angstrom Linux distribution and full support for Windows CE 6.0 R3.
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