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AOpen XC mini MP55 Latest

AOPEN XC's MP55 Mini is the latest version of the XC mini series and is one of the world's smallest desktop PC. Built on the latest HM55 Intel chipset and processor performance comes with the new Intel Core i7/i5/i3, MP55 provides breakthrough performance and outstanding response.

Mini PC is the world's smallest multimedia systems that have native support for Blu-ray and blu-ray HD video playback and support for DisplayPort interface to a resolution of 2560 × 1600. XC mini MP55 HM55 fully supports Intel chipset with HD Graphics (native DirectX 10 support) while the CPU i7/i5/i3 equipped with Intel Quick Path Interconnect technology that provides up to 6.4GT / s transfer speed CPU memory. As a result of a combination of Intel's Turbo Boost technology and Hyper-Threading technology that maximizes the performance to match your workload, you will experience maximum performance for everything you do. Features like this make the XC mini MP55 compact yet powerful PC. In addition, an optional slot-in optical drive (or DVD super multi drive), Bluetooth, wireless networking, and IR remote control makes it more and more sophisticated computer only.
 
AOPEN XC mini MP55 can play 1080P Full HD video processing performance that gives you a steady line to raise work efficiency and effect the best presentation. Meanwhile, the MP55 is also in accordance with the latest standards of eco-protection and power saving features to adapt. Thus, AOPEN XC mini MP55's are the best choice you'll want to make because of its small size, with the ability of high-performance desktop PCs but remained calm.


Cortex A15 MPCore Processor

Have announced the ARM Cortex processor A15 MPCore which promises to provide a 5x performance increase over today's sophisticated smartphones processor, in a comparable energy. Cortex processor-A15 has the headroom that is projected to run up to 2.5GHz and is targeted at manufacturing 32nm, 28nm, with a roadmap extending to 20nm.
Cortex-A15 extending the capabilities of the ARM Cortex-A Series by adding hardware support for virtualization OS, soft-error recovery, greater memory addressability and the coherence of the system. A15 also has a full compatibility with all other flow-Cortex A processor, which means "Android ™, Adobe ® Flash ® Player, Java Platform Standard Edition (Java SE), JavaFX, Linux, Microsoft ® Windows ® Embedded Compact 7, Symbian ® and Ubuntu, along with more than 700 members of the ARM Connected Community is supported in the design.
The target users of these processors:
    * Advanced Smart phones
    * Mobile Computing
    * High-end Digital Home Entertainment
    * Wireless Infrastructure
    * Low-Power Servers

The only bad part of this announcement is that we probably will not see marketed products that use the chip until late 2012 or early 2013. The term of this far Cortex A9 should give time to straighten the legs and popularize themselves as has been done Cortex A8 has been on the smartphone.