[Arm-netbook] origen 4 (exynos S5PV310)

krasi gichev krasimirr at gmail.com
Mon Sep 24 19:28:18 BST 2012


Yes, my point was that having dual band WIFI might indicate something about
the WIFI chip. Usually we get b/g/n, usually Realtek ones. SmartQ are using
complete TI ref design and they use TI's WiLink for WIFI/BT/FM combo.
I hoped to find one which particular WIFI chip is inside those tablet.
But anyway, thank you, your note about AMPE quality and support might
trigger my quriosity to get one of those for experiments.


2012/9/24 Zsolt Sztupák <mail at sztupy.hu>

>  AMPE is usually first in bringing "innovation" to the chinese tablet
> market (eg. first tablet to have ICS, first to have an IPS panel, now first
> to have a quad core processor, maybe they were the first to have an A10
> chip as well), and their quality and support is usually way better than
> their competitors.
>
> Regardless I'm also surprised that the i.mx6 Quad is already within arm's
> reach.
>
> WIFI chips are usually separate from the MCU in these chips, so it's no
> wonder that it has one. They're usually connected via USB to the MCU.
>
>  SztupY
>
> 2012.09.24. 20:03 keltezéssel, krasi gichev írta:
>
> Today I saw 2 different brands of China tablets with iMX6Q (quad).
> Probably both are based on same PCBA, but I was really suprised to see them
> coming so early. Didi I missed something in last 1-2 months?
> Does anybody know if those are officially released chips? Could it be that
> they solder engineering samples? I suppose that it is physically impossible
> for them to have so many ES chips, but who knows, those guys have
> incredible imagination when things comes to selling some crap.
> Specifications claim quad core 1.2GHz with Vivante GC2000 - this fits to
> the specification of imx. Also interesting is that they support 802.11
> a/b/g/n. TI have some own wireless chips, but I haven't heard of Freescale
> doing something in this area. One of the screen shots show WIFI MAC
> starting with 00:C3:51, but my search could not find who is the maker.
>
>  Here is one of them:
>
> http://www.merimobiles.com/ampe-a10-quad-core-i-mx6q-10-1-inch-ips-1280-800-with-android-4-0-4-dual-camera-bluetooth-hdmi_p/meri5679.htm
>
>
>  By the way, it seems like reasonable price/features tablet.
>
> 2012/9/15 Henrik Nordström <henrik at henriknordstrom.net>
>
>> lör 2012-09-15 klockan 02:49 +0100 skrev luke.leighton:
>>
>> >  is imx6 out yet? 4210 and 4412 are out; 5250 module, insignal are
>> > working on it.
>>
>>  imx6 is only available in developer samples at the moment i think. You
>> can apparently buy pre-production dev boards etc.
>>
>> several imx6 boards are launching in the coming months.
>>
>> Regards
>> Henrik
>>
>>
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