Texas Instruments 1.8GHz dual-core OMAP4470 processor announced
By: Jamie Pert | Posted: June 3, 2011Filed under: Computer Hardware, Computers
Lately we have started seeing smartphones and tablets emerge on the market with 1.2-1.5GHz dual-core processors, however now Texas Instruments has given us a taste of what’s in store for us in the future by announcing a new dual-core chip….
Texas Instruments Reveal nHD Pico Projector Chip, Again
By: Chris Maugham | Posted: February 15, 2011Filed under: Projectors
Some of you may not have ever heard of the nHD Pico, which is probably why the developers of it at Texas Instruments were seen in Barcelona at the ongoing MWC. They were showing off their tiniest, thinnest optical engine…
TI OMAP4440 Processor Specs: 2 x 1.5GHz Cores
By: Jamie Pert | Posted: December 8, 2010Filed under: Computer Hardware, Computers
If you thought that today’s smartphones and tablets were fast, think again, Texas Instruments have recently revealed a press release showing of a new chip they call the OMAP4440 processor.
Intel to take on Qualcomm, ARM TI in Mobile Chip Market?
By: Jamie Pert | Posted: September 1, 2010Filed under: Cell Phones
In desktop computers and laptops Intel are arguably the leaders in the processor market, however it now looks as if they are looking to shake up the mobile device market.
Texas Instruments’ Pico projector: see it in action
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: September 1, 2008Filed under: Electronics, Projectors
We know that both Optoma and Toshiba have expressed their interest in Texas Instruments’ Pico projector. There has been a lot of talk but we have not seen the thing in action, well the guys over at Engadget have seen…
Samsung SP-A800B projector with 10,000:1 contrast ratio hits the US
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: June 23, 2008Filed under: Electronics, High Definition, Projectors
If you are in the market for a high-end projector which offers you a contrast ratio of 10,000:1, then you should consider the Samsung SP-A800B. This projector which is now available in the US offers superb image quality thanks to…
Mini projectors might cause visual pollution
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: February 28, 2008Filed under: Electronics, Projectors
A number of electronics companies such as Texas Instruments have been showing of their new mini projectors, this is a system that will mostly be used on cell phones. However it seems as if this has sparked off a
