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Thursday, February 12, 2009
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MediaTek Introduces its First GSM/GPRS Single-Chip
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MediaTek, Inc. today announced that its first GSM/GPRS single chip, the MT6253, has been adopted in mobile phones on the GSM/GPRS network.
Integrating all essential electronic components, including DBB, ABB, power management unit and RF transceiver onto a single chip, the MT6253 can further reduce the materials costs of a complete mobile
phone.
The chip supports camera, high speed USBT
and Class D audio AMP.
In addition to MT6253, MediaTek also brings its multimedia expertise to its smart phone
solutions. Supporting LCD resolution up to WVGA, MediaTek?s first smart phone solution - MT6516 is the first solution for smart phones in the market which is able to process MPEG-2 transport stream decoding without any co-processor. MediaTek?s
MT6516 features multiple video codec to enable MDTV applications, including DVB-T,
CMMB and DVB-H, all of which can be implemented without multimedia coprocessor.
MediaTek will demonstrate its latest wireless communication solutions in Mobile World
Congress in Barcelona. |
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