OMAP
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The OMAP series of TI processor systems is targeting for a market that requires low power consumption and relatively small casing dimensions. Thus the OMAP is most often used in the mobile market, ranging from Bluetooth headsets over mobile phones up to fully featured multimedia communicator devices. In some respects the differentiation to the C5000 family is hard to perform.
There have been three major generations of this platform so far. The latest one is based upon the ARM Cortex-A8 and belongs to the OMAP35x family.
Weblinks
- TI on Wireless Handset Solutions: The OMAP Platform
- Support and Training Videos for the OMAP Platform
- OMAPpedia - community portal with infos on distributions of Android, Angstrom, Linux and similar operating systems (Zoom2 / Zoom OMAP36x, Zoom 34x-II or 36x MDP)
- Wikipedia on OMAP (OMAP 1 to 4 "high performance", OMAP for "multimedia" and "modems/applications", OMAP L-1xx)
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