Any Smartphone with ATI Imageon 3200 chip ?

[Guest The PocketTV Team]

Does anyone know if any of the new (or announced) Smartphones is equipped with the ATI Imageon 3200-series video accelerator chip ?

We are about to release a new version of PocketTV Classic for Smartphone that will include the new optimizations mentionned here: http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/forums/vie...pic.php?t=31333

and we will also include support for the ATI Imageon 3200-series, but this has not yet been tested on a Smartphone.

For those who don't know, PocketTV is a free MPEG video player for Smartphone (see www.pockettv.com ).

[Guest Monolithix [MVP]]

Not that i've heard of...

[Guest The PocketTV Team]

Not that i've heard of...

mhhhh... so no way to test.

that's gonna be interesting to see if things works as they are supposed to, the first time a new Smartphone comes out with an ATI chip.

i'll mention that to the ATI people, they probably have a couple of secret prototypes of new Smartphones with their chips in them :) so maybe they can run a few tests after we release our new version.

[Guest midnight]

hnmmm, none yet, and none announced as far as i'm aware, most prefer to choose cpu's with onboard multimedia acceleration rather than seperate co-processors, especially as the pressure will be on for other manufacturers to keep the size down now the C500 is launched. So i doubt we'll see any Imageon MS Smartphones (only my opinion of course)

PS. in fact, i think its onlyu the mio's that use a seperate graphics co-processor, and they use the GoForce chips.

[Guest The PocketTV Team]

hnmmm, none yet, and none announced as far as i'm aware, most prefer to choose cpu's with onboard multimedia acceleration rather than seperate co-processors, especially as the pressure will be on for other manufacturers to keep the size down now the C500 is launched. So i doubt we'll see any Imageon MS Smartphones (only my opinion of course)

PS. in fact, i think its onlyu the mio's that use a seperate graphics co-processor, and they use the GoForce chips.

yeah... i've seen some new (un-announced) devices using the ATI chip, but those are Pocket PC phone-edition, not Smartphone.

[Guest midnight]

yeh, exactly, seems like a form factor thing, smartphone devices are getting smaller, so the less processors/co-processors inside the better, and omap offer processors with radio stack and multimedia acceleration included