|
|
|
|
|
Fujitsu, Leica Offer New Image Processing Solution
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Oct 01, 2008 1135 hrs IST
Fujitsu Microelectronics and Leica Camera AG (Leica) have co-developed an image processing system solution for high-end digital single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras. The new solution uses Leica's MAESTRO image processor based on Fujitsu's Milbeaut technology, coupled with its control software.
The latest technology in Milbeaut series features improved power management, and facilitates low power consumption, the company said. It features two embedded CPUs, FR-80 and FR-V (VLIW architecture) and additional accelerators.
Stefan Trippe, COO, Leica Camera, said, "Leica's philosophy is to deliver the very lastest technology to its customers - as a result, this joint development with Fujitsu Microelectronics, will enable Leica to continue to lead the field in terms of picture quality."
"Fujitsu Microelectronics welcomes this opportunity for co-development with Leica. Leica's expertise and reputation in the camera industry, combined with our Milbeaut imaging-processing LSI technology, will result in a truly outstanding high-end SLR digital camera," said Joji Murakami, Corporate VP, Fujitsu Microelectronics.
Related Links:
Fujitsu Launches Digital HDTV SoC
Fujitsu Intros Low Pin Count MC Series
|
Disclaimer |
ITNation
(India) Pvt. Limited and its sites:
www.channeltimes.com, www.techtree.com
and www.cxotoday.com provide
Comments and discussion boards as a professional medium
for the various businesses of the IT industry to discuss
business problems. Gossip, personal attacks and unsubstantiated
charges are prohibited. Messages posted on this Web site
as discussion threads or Comments (Content) are solely the
opinions of their creators and do not necessarily reflect
the opinions of ITNation (India) Pvt. Limited or its sites
www.channeltimes.com, www.techtree.com
and www.cxotoday.com.
All individuals who post material to this web site are solely
responsible for all Content that they upload, post or otherwise
transmit via the Web Site. |
| ITNation
cannot vouch for the authenticity of the user or company
names or e-mail addresses associated with posted messages.
Under no circumstances will ITNation
India Pvt.Ltd. or ChannelTimes
be liable in any way for any Content, including, but not
limited to, for any errors or omissions in any Content,
or for any loss or damage of any kind incurred as a result
of the use of any Content posted or otherwise transmitted
via the Bulletin Boards. |
| ITNation
reserves the exclusive right to edit or remove messages
containing inappropriate language or other material that
could be construed as libelous, potentially libelous, or
otherwise offensive or inappropriate. Discussion forums,
bulletin boards and chat facilities are provided by ITNation
solely for the convenience of those who make use of the
service. ITNation does not endorse the products and services
or other offerings mentioned in messages. |
|
|
|
|
|
