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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: barryum on April 09, 2002, 03:08:15 AM
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AMD today announced the introduction of the Alchemy™ Au1100™ processor, targeting the non-PC mobile internet appliance market, such as web pads, telematics, and PDAs. Currently being sampled, the innovative Au1100 offers an industry-leading combination of high performance, low power and high integration.
The Au1100 processor builds upon the successful Alchemy Au1 core, which is based on a MIPS32™ instruction set.
Does anyone know how hard it will be to make AmigaAnywhere work on this? Intent will run on MIPS R3/4/5xxx according to Tao's info.
Read more here: http://www.amd.com/us-en/Corporate/VirtualPressRoom/0,,51_104_543~19047,00.html
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Does anyone know how hard it will be to make AmigaAnywhere work on this? Intent will run on MIPS R3/4/5xxx according to Tao's info.
i am not an expert, but i think MIPS is almost a standart in the embeded market, so i don't think it will be very hard to make AA work on it. after all, many PDAs use MIPS, and AA works on many PDAs... but as i said i am not an expert so don't count on it :-)
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I love the name of this chip ;)
--EyeAm
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I don't think that Intend pay any notice to what processor the system hasand if it does, I would belive that's it's only amatter of months before Amiga Inc has a updated Intend, that works with it. ;-) ;-)
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Woah, do ya think they saw my post about removing the x86 emulation from their CPUs to see what would happen? :-D
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hah! i wish they'll do the same to their desktop class chips as well! i sure will buy one of these!