Texas Instruments Embedding Linux
darthcamaro writes "Looks like pretty soon Linux will truly become ubiquitous thanks to Texas Instruments new DaVinci System on a chip DSP. The new consumer electronics chip aimed at capturing the Digital Video market is powered by MontaVista Linux. 'TI understands that there is a larger number of Linux programmers than there are DSP programmers,' Huy Pham, DSP System-on-Chip product marketing manager at TI, told internetnews.com. 'What [DaVinci] does in partnership with MontaVista is enables the Linux developer to use the DSP without needing to understand the complexity of programming the DSP.'"
Will it run, um, er, Windows?
A house divided against itself cannot stand.
DaVinci and MontaVista (Mona Lisa)? More than a coincidence in the naming there?
I think we need to get Dan Brown to write a book about this obvious conspiracy - "The DaVinci Source Code".
"Pham noted that the response time of the latest MontaVista Linux is 'tremendous.'"
I wonder what they were using prior to MontaVista, just plain old Vista?
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"..is an upper class neighborhood..." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monta_Vista
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It's going to be great -- it'll do square roots, cube roots, nth roots, and root.
I too have felt the cold finger of injustice.
Now I can run Linux on my TI-99/4A!
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