Nomadik
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Nomadik was a microprocessor for multimedia applications from ST-Ericsson. It was based on ARM architecture. Nomadik application processors were designed specifically with mobile devices in mind.
Nomadik enables portable terminals to play music, take pictures, record video and host 2-way video communication in real time. It was aimed at 2.5G/3G mobile phones, personal digital assistants and other portable wireless products with multimedia capability. In addition it was suitable for automotive multimedia applications.
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[edit] Processor Families
- STn8800 (first version)
- STn8810 Based on ARM9
- STn8811 Based on ARM9
- STn8815 Based on ARM9
- STn8820 Based on ARM11
The Nomadik family has been discontinued. It was followed by the Nova family which as of 2011 use later generation ARM Cortex -A9 and ARM A15 CPU cores paired with ARM Mali-400 or Imagination Rogue GPU cores.[1]
