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Castle Unveils RISC OS Support for the MiMagic 5
CASTLE UNVEILS RISC OS SUPPORT FOR THE MiMAGIC 5
Castle Technology Ltd is pleased to announce RISC OS support for the
NeoMagic MiMagic 5 Applications Processor (SOC). The MiMagic 5 is ARM 9
based and suitable for a wide range of handheld Information Appliances.
Neomagic are enabling outstanding technology for a new range of hand
held devices. The MiMagic Applications Processor offers one of the
lowest power and smallest form-factor packages. Together with excellent
multimedia features and performance the MiMagic 5 processor is a world
class product.
The addition of the MiMagic 5 to the ever growing list of processors
that RISC OS supports, is a considerable benefit for the wider RISC OS
community. Castle is pleased to announce that the support for the
MiMagic 5 is the result of work being done by Tematic for large OEM
customers in the embedded space.
Briefly, the MiMagic 5 Applications Processor provides the following:
- 220 MHz 32-bit ARM V4T compliant RISC processor (ARM922T).
- Dual independent 32-bit DMA bus configuration.
- Dynamically assignable DMA controller.
- Very low system power consumption.
- Frequently used codes can be stored in the SRAM.
- Multiple power down modes.
- Multimedia Enhancement Hardware-assist for video streaming and
decoding.
- Digital camera interface.
- Low system cost.
- Supports low cost NAND Flash.
- Rich set of peripherals:
SD Card, SDIO, MultiMediaCard, USB, serial, audio.
- Multiple Boot Options:
Linear Flash, NAND Flash, UARTs, SD, MMC, or Serial EPROM.
- Video support up to 800 x 600.
Further information is available at:
http://www.neomagic.com/product/mimagic5.asp
Development boards for the MiMagic 5 application processors will shortly
be available with evaluation copies of RISC OS 5. Developers interested
in the MiMagic 5 application processor should contact Castle Technology
Ltd for further details.
Castle will be featuring the MiMagic 5 demonstration board, running RISC
OS at the forthcoming Midlands RISC OS show at the Motorcycle Museum
near Birmingham, on the 4th December 2004 (http://www.armclub.org.uk).
For more details please contact:
Jack Lillingston
Castle Technology Ltd
Ore Trading Estate
Woodbridge Road
Framlingham
Suffolk
IP13 9LL
Tel 01728 723200
Fax 01728 727427
web http://www.iyonix.com
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