With the popularity of USB, many chip manufacturers are including USB host processing power in the silicon itself to reduce time-to-market and production expense.
Keyspan announced support for Intel-based Macs with its line of USB serial adapters and remote controls. The software is available for download from Keyspan’s Web site. The updates include new versions of the software for Keyspan’s serial adapters, USB Server, infrared remote controls, and the Easy Presenter and USB PS/2 Adapter. (more…)
USB 2.0 system-on-chip will process data more then three times faster than other processors based off 8051 design. This device controller from Agere has an ARM Core processor and will handle up to 40 million instructions per second. Agere reports this will greatly increase performance when used with CE products such as MP3 players, cameras and scanners.
With the popularity of USB, many chip manufacturers are including USB host processing power in the silicon itself to reduce time-to-market and production expense.
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