Broadcom's Quad-Core HSPA+ processor for the Android Jelly Bean smartphones
Broadcom Corporation has announced a quad-core HSPA+ processor BCM23550 optimized for the Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system (OS). BCM23550 run at 1.2GHz and feature VideoCore multimedia and an integrated HSPA+ cellular baseband.
"Broadcom's new quad-core solution allows OEMs to deliver the multi-tasking, graphics-rich capabilities required in today's smartphones, while still appealing to consumers seeking superior performance at affordable prices," said Rafael Sotomayor, Broadcom Vice President, Product Marketing, Mobile Platform Solutions. "By combining the performance benefits of a quad-core solution with high-end features like 5G WiFi, globally certified NFC technology, and advanced indoor positioning technology, the platform offers device manufacturers a flexible and cost-effective path to address the affordable smartphone segment."
The BCM23550 supports "dual HD," allowing users to simultaneously share high-definition content from a small handheld screen to a larger, Miracast-enabled display. The platform provides an integrated Image Signal Processor (ISP) that supports up to 12-megapixel sensors with advanced imaging capabilities such as blink and smile detection, face tracking, red eye reduction, fast shot to shot (burst capture), zero shutter lag, and best picture selection. BCM23550 also integrates NFC with native support for simplified connectivity and m...
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