Company Profile:
CSR
CSR is a global provider of personal wireless technology and its product portfolio covers Bluetooth, GPS, FM receivers and WiFi (IEEE802.11). CSR offers developed hardware/software solutions, based around its silicon platforms, that incorporate, fully integrated radio, baseband and microcontroller elements. See www.csr.com
Latest CSR Products
CSR Synergy wireless software is Bluetooth v3.0-ratified
April 24 2009 - CSR's Synergy is a Bluetooth v3.0-ratified product and CSR9000 is now powered by Bluetooth v3.0 for high speed file transfer.... more
CSR RoadRunner2 automotive car kit development platform
December 10 2008 - RoadRunner2 is a second in CSR's range of designs for Bluetooth in-car hands-free kits.... more
CSR presents high quality stereo Bluetooth audio
April 29 2008 - CSR today announced that i.Tech’s stylish Clip D-Radio Bluetooth headset features CSR’s industry leading BlueCore5-Multimedia silicon.... more
CSR adds multi-microphone configuration for Bluetooth headsets
July 10 2007 - CSR is offering a multi-microphone configuration for Bluetooth headsets through a partnership with Dynamic Hearing.... more
CSR and Freescale offer Bluetooth for mobile phones
May 10 2006 - CSR and Freescale Semiconductor are bundling BlueCore hardware and software for Bluetooth radio design with Freescale’s 2.5G, 2.75G and 3G mobile phone platforms and the i.MX family of applications processors... more
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