On 9/29/07, Brendan Gillatt <brendan@brendangillatt.co.uk> wrote:
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> Xiaofan Chen wrote:
> > One distributor for Cirrus Logic invited us to their seminars on
> > industrial converters and ARM9 microprocessors.
> >
> > Just wondering what are the popular ARM microprocessors
> > used for embedded RTOS/Linux/WinCE development?
> > Are you using them? To me MIPS seems to be more in
> > the higher end communcation market and x86 is more
> > on the PC like thin client market (other than PC based
> > control).
> >
> I would say the most popular are the TI OMAP series for mobile phones
> (my HTC Wizard runs windows mobile) and the Marvell (was Intel) Xscale
> series.
>

Oh yes I forgot the consumer electronics market. I am in
a different sector (industrial control) where things move
relatively slower.

Other than cell phones (called handphone here in Singapore,
cell phone in US, mobile phone worldwide), what are the
popular higher end ARM chips (ARM9, XScale, etc) used?

Xiaofan
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