BY DON CLARK Marvell Technology Group Ltd. wants its chips to play a big role in the e-book movement, and says it is already working with partners to do so. The Silicon Valley company, whose technology is found in many... [read full story]
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If you thought e-books were a big deal today, you ain't seen nothin' yet. For example, chip designer Marvell (Nasdaq: MRVL) just announced a partnership with E Ink that has already borne a new processor. The system-on-a-chip,...
If you thought e-books were a big deal today, you ain't seen nothin' yet. For example, chip designer Marvell (Nasdaq: MRVL) just announced a partnership with E Ink that has already borne a new processor. The system-on-a-chip,...
Marvell and E-Ink Develop Platform for E-Book Readers. Platform for E-Books Incoming Right in Time for E-Book Market to Explode Electronic books are not something completely new for the market and have existed for years....
The deal will give Marvell a leg up in the e-book reader market, and likely result in better, cheaper devices. By Antone Gonsalves InformationWeek Chip maker Marvell Technology Group made a partnership with E Ink that could...
The deal will give Marvell a leg up in the e-book reader market, and likely result in better, cheaper devices. By Antone Gonsalves InformationWeek Chip maker Marvell Technology Group made a partnership with E Ink that could...
Marvell (http://www.marvell.com/) (Nasdaq: MRVL), a world leader in storage, communications, and consumer silicon solutions, today announced its collaboration with E Ink (http:/ www.eink.com/), the supplier of electronic paper...
Whether or not Barnes and Noble liked it enough to copy it , Spring Design’s Alex prototype dual-display ebook reader is certainly nifty enough to capture our interest. MaximumPC had a chance to go hands-on with the Alex, which...
You’d think a pending lawsuit and a grainy official video would be enough exposure for one little dual-screen e-book reader, but Marvell’s decided to bring out Spring Design’s Alex as a way of showing off their new Armada chip,...
You'd think a pending lawsuit and a grainy official video would be enough exposure for one little dual-screen e-book reader, but Marvell's decided to bring out Spring Design's Alex as a way of showing off their new Armada chip,...
Marvell Semiconductor announced a partnership with electronic paper display vendor E Ink, targeting joint development of processors for e-readers. Based on Marvell's new Armada SoCs (system on chips), the technology is...
