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| New 3G CDMA 3D Chip |
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28th May 2003 |
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Samples of chipsets in this series are expected to ship in 2004. “The 7xxx series addresses the growing consumer demand for higher-performance wireless devices delivering high-quality audio-visual and 2D/3D gaming, as well as the emerging wireless enterprise data market,” said Sanjay Jha, president of QUALCOMM CDMA Technologies. “This new family of complete solutions ensures reduced design and development times, stimulating a greater number of affordable, high-end devices to spur mass-market adoption of wireless data services.” Each MSM7xxx chip incorporates a dual-CPU architecture with one processor optimized for multimode modems and time-critical functions, and the second available as a closely-coupled general purpose processor. The various multimode chipsets in the MSM7xxx family support deployed 3G wireless standards, including CDMA2000® 1X/1xEV-DO and WCDMA (UMTS) modes, and are fully compatible with GPRS, GSM and IS-95 standards. New modem technologies supported by this series are CDMA2000 Revision D, High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA), 802.11 and integrated GPS. The MSM7xxx family provides the most effective system solution for full-function CDMA terminals, providing superior optimization of power, cost and performance. This highly integrated new architecture enables design of higher performance wireless handsets for mainstream acceptance, while at the same time keeping overall cost and power requirements to a minimum. In each MSM7xxx solution, the general purpose processor supports the high-performance multimedia application engines that run on high-resolution displays and easily integrates with QUALCOMM’s Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless™ (BREW™) application environment and third party operating systems. With the BREW routines, protocols and tools, handset manufacturers and developers can create embedded wireless applications and BREW-based products more quickly and easily. As with the MSM6xxx family, this new generation of chipset solutions also supports QUALCOMM’s radioOne™ Zero Intermediate Frequency (ZIF) architecture, providing reduced bill of materials and more cost-effective solutions for multimode, multiband 3G wireless devices. Key features of
the MSM7xxx series of complete solutions include: QUALCOMM today also announced three new MSM6xxx family solutions — the MSM6025™ chipset solution addressing demand for data-enabled, entry-level CDMA2000 1X devices; the MSM6700™ CDMA2000 1X Revision D chipset and system software; and the MSM6275™ solution to support HSDPA, a next-generation feature of the WCDMA (UMTS) standard. With the MSM7xxx family and the three new MSM6xxx family chipsets, QUALCOMM continues to drive the industry in providing complete, fully-segmented and cost-effective CDMA solutions. Together with the existing MSM6xxx family, QUALCOMM’s extensive product portfolio for high-, mid- and entry-level markets meets the global requirements from manufacturers and operators for continuous creation and improvement of new wireless devices and services. |
| TODAY'S
PRESS RELEASES |
TeliaSonera
is the first operator in Sweden to launch mobile business services based
on Microsoft Windows® Powered Smartphone. With the subscriptions Telia
Work or Telia Executive, business customers will now have access to their
e-mail, calendar, address book and Internet through their mobile phone.
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Europe
:MOBILE phone giant Vodafone was yesterday thought likely to stick by
the price of third generation phone licences bought at the height of the
telecoms boom. |
InfoVista
announced that 3, the commercial brand of H3G and subsidiary of Hong Kong's
Hutchison Whampoa Group, has selected InfoVista's solutions to manage
its network. |
NTT
DoCoMo announced the FOMA N2701, the first dual-network handset that works
both with DoCoMo's 2G and 3G networks. The N2701 goes on sale nationwide
on June 11, 2003. |
NTT
DoCoMo announced a new 2G / 3G service, called "i-mode My Box,"
for easy linkage to customized web pages via "iMenu," the official
i-mode portal. The service will be launched on a trial basis. |
J-PHONE
Co., Ltd. announced that it will change its brand name from J-PHONE to
Vodafone and adopt the same corporate logo and design used by Vodafone
operators throughout the world. |
The
7xxx series addresses the growing consumer demand for higher-performance
wireless devices delivering high-quality audio-visual and 2D/3D gaming,
as well as the emerging wireless enterprise data market |
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US
: QUALCOMM Inc. announced a new generation of powerful dual-Central
Processing Unit (CPU) single chip solutions — the 7xxx family
— to address the growing need for more cost-effective, high-performance
solutions that drive full-featured third-generation (3G) multimedia
handsets for consumers and high data rate devices for enterprise customers.
In designing the MSM7xxx family, QUALCOMM has brought together its core
strengths in wireless chipset design; modem, CPU and Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) expertise; system software and highly integrated applications
engines for future 3G wireless products.