DSP-enhanced ARM CPU powers Linux-based VoIP reference design
April 22, 2003HelloSoft will demonstrate a VoIP phone reference design running on an ARM DSP-enhanced RISC CPU core at the Embedded Systems Conference in San Francisco this week. The reference design software is said to implement a complete IP phone suite, including voice codec and protocols, running on an embedded Linux operating system. (more…)

[Updated 3:20 pm] — Core Sound announced a new CompactFlash card that is said to enable PDAs, notebooks, and desktop PCs to perform high quality digital audio recording functions. The new Type I (extended) CompactFlash DAT card provides optical and coaxial inputs and comes with support for mobile devices running embedded… 
Total Impact has upgraded the speed and memory capacity of its small Linux system known as the “briQ”, while simultaneously reducing the system's power consumption. The latest version of the CDROM-sized system boasts an 800MHz IBM PowerPC 750FX processor with up to 1 Gigabytes SDRAM, dual 10/100 Mbit Ethernet ports, and up to 60 Gigabytes…