ANT+ and TI showcase the Sony Ericsson Xperia(tm) arc, the first commercially available smartphone to natively communicate with the ultra-low power (ULP) ANT+ network of health and fitness devices.

TI builds out its ANT(tm)-based solutions with a new product and two developer kits designed to ease integration of ANT+ interoperability into health and fitness devices

New platform of devices combines 1.5 GHz TI DSP and 1.5 GHz ARM cores enabling precision, control and system cost savings for machine vision, test and measurement and tracking and control applications

Ideal for single-board computing, communications and networking, these 1.5 GHz Sitara ARM MPUs offer customers software compatibility, reduced system cost and software for easy development

Nearly 40 percent increase in ARM performance and twice the graphics performance allows picture-perfect graphics while reducing power consumption by up to 30 percent

At the 2010 Multicore Expo, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) will be highlighting design challenges and technology trends in multicore.

Four AM1x MPUs and complementary tools feature TI’s unique Programmable Real-time Unit for flexible and configurable I/O control

Roadmap of 100 new MCUs delivers superior performance and leading ultra-low power to a broad range of applications, including safety, security and touch sense

Second generation IHD based on TI’s CC2530 low-power RF system-on-chip provides increased visibility into energy usage

150-mA, dual-level output LDOs with 500-nA quiescent current