ASCENT ASP18 is a Android smart watch powered by MediaTek MTK6571 Dual-core ARM Cortex-A7, runs Android 4.4, with 512MB RAM, 4G Flash, 1.54’’ TFT screen 240*240 pixel, WiFi and Bluetooth4.0, it support vibration and ring alarm while you smart phone have phone call, msg, emails. Price at $70 for 1000pcs order. ASCENT also sell professional scooter, kids trackers.
You can contact ASCENT here:(Please let them know if you watch this video)
Elle Tse, Export Manager
as@ascentsh.com
$70 Android Smartwatch and Scooter by ASCENT
Posted by – November 20, 2015
RK3288 Ubuntu HDMI stick by Rikomagic V5
Posted by – November 20, 2015
Category: Set-top-boxes, HDMI Sticks, 4K UHD, Exclusive videos, Allwinner, Rockchip, Intel, China Sourcing Fair, Android, Ubuntu, Windows
Rikomagic V5 is a HDMI dongle powered by Rockchip RK3288 Quad-Core ARM Cortex -A17 with Mali-T764 GPU,with 2G RAM, 16G Flash, Dual-band WiFi 2,4G and 5G, Lan port, it can run Android 4.4 or Ubuntu or Linux. Rikomagic start TV Box business from 2011, they have Android or Linux box based on Allwinner and Rockchip SOC and Intel Windows 10 box.
You can contact Rikomagic here: (Please let them know if you watch this video)
Michelle, Vice General Manager
michelle@rikomagic.com
skype:michelleegr
GPD XD $128 RK3288 Handheld Console
Posted by – November 20, 2015
GPD shows their latest gamepad handheld console GPD XD, powered by Rockchip RK3288 Quad-core ARM Cortex-A17 with Mali-T764 GPU, features with 5’’ IPS 1280*720 touch screen, runs Android 4.4(all Android apps supported), 2G RAM, 16G or 32GB Flash optional, support external 128GB micro-SD card, build-in 6000mAH battery, with HDMI 2.0 support 4K H.264 and 10-bit H.265 decoding, with original Japan Alps 3D Joysticks and Omron Micro switch, support all the game of 18platforms and download freely, price at $128 for bulk 1000pcs order, Retailer price at around $180.
You can contact GPD here: (Please let them know if you watch this video)
Alice, Sales
jsl@softwincn.com
effire A71 MT8783 LTE 64bit Smartphone with Multi-Window
Posted by – November 19, 2015
Russian Smart phone manufacture effire shows the latest LTE smart phone effire A71, powered by 64bit MediaTek MT8783 Octa-core ARM Cortex-A53 with Mali-T720 GPU, runs Android 5.1 Lollipop features 5’’ Sharp IPS display at 1920*1080 resolution, 2G or 3G RAM, 16GB Flash, 8MP front camera, 13MP rear camera, 3700mAh battery. The effire A71 support Multi-window features,start shipping at end of 2015.
You can contact effire here: (please let them know if you watch this video)
Nickolay Kozlov, General Manager
kozlov@effire.com
Mobile:+86 156 2281 5617
Uyesee Industry Board for Server, Digital Signage, KTV, Hisilicon, Freescale, Broadcom
Posted by – November 19, 2015
Category: Set-top-boxes, 4K UHD, Servers, Development Boards, Exclusive videos, Freescale, HiSilicon, Broadcom, UyeSee, Android, Ubuntu
Uyesee shows the Industry Board used for KTV, Digital Signage and Server based on Freescale, Broadcom, Hisilicons SOCs.The Freescale Board is good solution for Digital Signage, powered by Freescale I.MX6Q Quad-core ARM Cortex-A9, 1G or 2G RAM optional, 4G Flash or up to 32GB optional, Support OS including Linux, Android,and Ubuntu, with WiFi and 3G/4G module, 100M LAN, Build-in SATA HDD, with 3*HDMI 1.4 Port support up to 3 display. Uyesee have another Freescale industry board for server with Dual Giga-Lan and 4*USB port.
The Broadcom solution powered by Broadcom BMC7252 Dual-core ARM Cortex-A15, 2GB RAM, with SATA, USB3.0 port and Giga Bit Lan, with HDMI 1.4-in and HDMI 2.0-out support 4K@60fps H265, it can used for Digital Signage and 4K streaming player.
You can contact UyeSee here:
Ryan Jiang, Sales Director
Mobile:+86 186 8870 3923
Skype:nice_ryan
sales@uyesee.com
http://uyesee.com
faytech industrial PC manufacturer in Shenzhen factory tour
Posted by – November 18, 2015
Category: Tablets, Factory Tours, 4K UHD, Exclusive videos, Allwinner, Intel, faytech, Android, Ubuntu, Windows
Arne Weber, General Manager at faytech Tech. Co., Ltd., leads us through his factory in Hongmen Technology Park, Shenzhen, China. The tour starts with the presentation of faytech’s 55” capacitive multi-touch solution which can be used as conference table, single POS information display, for industry automation as well as information- and videowall. faytech also presents its new 15.360 x 8.640 pixel interactive information-and videowall with up to 256 simultaneous touch points. Together with the products, Arne presents factory premises with its specialized clean room, and various machines, used in the production and improvement of faytech’s products. Although in the last years faytech has grown significantly, Arne Weber tells the plans of further expansion. Founded in 2010, faytech specializes in Touchscreen Monitors and Touchscreen PCs. Having its roots in Germany the company combines German quality standards with Chinese manufacturing.
You can contact faytech here:
sales@faytech.com
http://www.faytech.com
http://www.facebook.com/faytechtouch
http://www.twitter.com/faytechshenzhen
$63 Windows 10 Intel Mini PC by MePlus F1
Posted by – November 18, 2015
Category: Tablets, Laptops, Smartphones, HDMI Sticks, Exclusive videos, Intel, HKTDC Electronics Fair
MePlus F1 is Intel Mini PC powered by Intel BayTrail Z3735F, 2GB RAM, 32GB Flash or 64GB is optional, runs Dual OS with Windows 10 and Android 5.1, with 4* USB 2.0 host, 2.4G WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0, Dual display with VGA and HDMI output, price at $63 for 1000pcs bulk order, windows 10 license not included. Meplus as the direct Microsoft licensee also can provide direct windows license.
MePlus PC Stick Sara3 powered by Intel CherryTrail Z8300 and Intel HD Graphics Gen8-LP GPU, 2GB RAM or 4GB optional, 32GB Flash or 64GB,128GB optional, with a UBS 3.0 Host and micro USB and micro-SD card reader, will be start shipping at end of December.
You can contact MePlus here:(please let them know if you watch this video)
Candie Zheng, Vice President
candie@meplus-tech.com
Mobile:+86-186 7557 2831
MediaTek Labs LinkIt One development board demos
Posted by – November 17, 2015
MediaTek MT2502 based LinkIt $59 ONE development board demos, including a Weather Station IoT demo which acquires temerature, humidity and pressure data from sensors and then visualizes the data on the MediaTek Cloud Sandbox. A Bike Tracker demo utilizes GNSS features to acquire the position of a bike in real time. The data is then uploaded to the EON real-time dashboard over a GPRS connection using the PubNub LinkIt ONE library support. The EON real-time dashboard provides a visualization of the data on a map.
You can find out more about MediaTek LinkIt here:
Get Started with AWS IoT Services on the LinkIt™ ONE Development Platform: If you have purchased the MediaTek LinkIt™ ONE and Grove IoT Starter Kit Powered by AWS or want to get started with the Amazon IoT cloud using the LinkIt ONE development board, this guide will get you started.
API reference: All the details you need to discover the full range of features you can add to your sketches.
Documentation & Tutorials: In addition to the developer’s guide you can find handy documents such as the LinkIt ONE pin-out diagram, reference design and product briefs on this page. There is also a growing list of tutorials on using specific classes of the API and building full proofs-of-concept.
This document provides you with detailed information on the LinkIt ONE development board, LinkIt ONE SDK tools and an introduction to the LinkIt ONE API.
Projects: Find inspiration in LinkIt ONE projects created by MediaTek Labs maker and developer community.
FAQ: Get answers to the most common technical and business questions about the LinkIt ONE development platform.
Forums: Discover answers to technical questions and, once you have registered your MediaTek Labs account, pose questions to MediaTek LinkIt technical gurus and exchange views with the Labs community.
Partner Connect: When you’re ready to take your projects beyond a proof-of-concept, check out MediaTek’s suggested partners that can help with everything from product design to cloud service.
AMD Huskyboard 96boards Enterprise Edition explained by Jon Masters of Red Hat
Posted by – November 16, 2015
Jon Masters, Chief ARM Architect at Red Hat, talks about the AMD Huskyboard, the first 96boards Enterprise Edition, with an open specification for running a lot of the enterprise software including the software from Red Hat.
AMD Huskyboard 96boards Enterprise Edition, SoftIron Overdrive 3000
Posted by – November 16, 2015
AMD Huskyboard 96boards Enterprise Edition available soon and the SoftIron Overdrive 3000 ARMv8 64bit server board. AMD also shows what they are doing for NFV Network Function Virtualization, developing solutions to power advanced networking.
Panasonic AG-DVX200, 60p 4K Camcorder
Posted by – November 16, 2015
Panasonic finally has released the DVX200 ($4200 on Amazon) which records “real 4K” 4:2:0 8bit 60fps, it can record 4:2:2 10bit with an Atomos external recorder. Built-in 13x zoom lens with wide-angle 28mm, it can record 4K 4096×2160 at 24p, UHD 4K 3840×2160 (60p/30p/24p) and 1080p at (120fps and 24p). The 4K UHD 60p/50p recording is at 150mbit/s and 30p/25p/24p is at 100mbit/s, it can record both UHD 30p and FHD onto two separate SD cards, approximately 160 minutes of 4K/24p or UHD/25p/30p data can be recorded onto a 128GB SD card, or about 110 minutes of UHD/60p data.
JVC GY-LS300, 4K camcorder Super 35mm Sensor with Micro Four Thirds Lens Mount
Posted by – November 16, 2015
JVC GY-LS300 ($3500 at Amazon without the lens) features a JVCKENWOOD AltaSens 4K CMOS Super 35 high sensitivity image sensor combined with an industry standard Micro Four Thirds (MFT) lens mount. The single chip CMOS sensor has approximately 13.5 megapixels and achieves a standard sensitivity of ISO 400 with a total of 12 stops of exposure latitude. Super 35 Cinema lenses may be used and will retain their native angle of view. When the camera is used with MFT, Super 16 and other size lenses, JVC’s proprietary Variable Scan Mapping feature will maintain the lens’s native angle of view. This gives filmmakers the flexibility of using widely available MFT lenses as well as high end cinema lenses. It is also possible to attach the camera to microscopes and other devices using a MFT/C-mount adaptor. The unique combination of the MFT mount, the larger S35 image sensor and Variable Scan Mapping give the camera nearly limitless lens options.
Ikegami SHK-810 8K Hand-held TV Camera System
Posted by – November 16, 2015
Ikegami shows what they say is the World’s First Hand-Held 8K TV Camera System, with a Single 33megapixel Super 35 CMOS sensor, 4000 horizontal TV lines, Dual-green SHV Color arrangement, 8K Focus assist, for now to be used by Japanese TV stations, possibly expanding to the whole world, to whomever wants to upgrade to 8K.
8K HDR at 120Hz by NHK
Posted by – November 16, 2015
NHK skips 4K and brings Japan directly to 8K with HDR, requiring extra bandwidth for HDR but it’s not double, it’s effective enough to fit the HDR information within the 100mbit/s 8K transmittion bandwidth. See my previous NHK 8K interview
EKT Plug Set-top-box on ALi M3733 Dual-core ARM Cortex-A9
Posted by – November 16, 2015
EKT launches their EKT Plug Set-top-box, running on the ALi M3733 Dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 with Mali-400MP2 GPU with a performance of 5000DMIPS, video transcoding, playback, running EKT’s special software.
$34 Intel SoFIA 3G Smart Phone 4’’ Android 4.4 by Bmorn W4301
Posted by – November 16, 2015
Bmorn W4301 is a bugdet Intel 3G phone powered by 64bit Dual Core Intel SoFIA 3G(X3-C3130) with ARM Mali-400 GPU, features 4’’ 800*480 display, 512M RAM or 1GB optional, 4GB Flash or 8G optional, based on Android 4.4 now, Android 5.1 Lollipop will support soon, battery life up to 4hours with phone call, price at $34 for bulk order. Bmorn start to produce tablet from 2010, they are key OEM/ODM manufacture of Intel and Rockchip SOCs.
You can contact Bmorn here: (please let them know if you watch this video)
Candy Fong, Sales Director
candy@bmorn.com
Skype: bmorn006 or candyfang309
Mobile: +86-18028700869 or +86-13543254930
http://www.bmorn.com/
ARM Cortex-A35
Posted by – November 13, 2015
ARM announces that 50% of the Smartphones sold in 2015 are 64bit already. This is a phenomenal success for ARM’s 64bit deployment. At ARM TechCon 2015, ARM announces ARM Cortex-A35, an upgrade for ARM Cortex-A7 which is currently the most popular ARM Cortex-A core shipping in most of the current low-end to mid-range Smartphones, at 10% lower power consumption, ARM Cortex-A35 brings up to 40% higher performance compared to ARM Cortex-A7! This will bring 64bit to even more Smartphones for the entry-level to mid-range markets starting before the end of 2016. ARM Mali-470 is a good power efficient GPU to use with ARM Cortex-A35, and it can be used in big.LITTLE configurations together with ARM Cortex-A72, ARM Cortex-A57 or ARM Cortex-A53.
James McNiven, General Manager, ARM CPU Group
Posted by – November 13, 2015
James McNiven talks about running ARM’s CPU team, managing the engineering, the marketing and operations to deliver the ARM CPUs to ARM’s partners around the world.
$55 CCTV Kit 700 TV Line with 4 Cameras, 1 DVR by Dagro
Posted by – November 13, 2015
Professional CCTV manufacture Dagro shows their 700TV Line CCTV Kit including4 cameras, 1 DVR and all the accessories. Support live streaming via iOS and Android smartphone and tablet. Price at $55 for bulk order above 300pcs.
They also show 720P CCTV Kit including 4 camera and 1 DVR, Price at $70 for bulk order above 300pcs.
You can contact Dagro here:
Jessie Cui, Sales Manager
sales@szdr.info
TEL:+86 189 2649 8665
Skype：dagro-jessie
http://www.szdr.info
ARM IoT Security Strategy in ARMv8-M
Posted by – November 12, 2015
Milosch Meriac, ARM IoT Security Engineer, talks about the strategy ARM is working on to make Internet of Things secure. ARM is convinced that many IoT security problems can be solved with standardised building blocks. ARM is developing the uVisor, a self-contained software hypervisor that creates independent secure domains on ARM Cortex-M3 and M4 microcontrollers (M0+ will follow). Its function is to increase resilience against malware and to protect secrets from leaking even among different modules of the same application. The uVisor is one of these basic building blocks – complementary to other important blocks like robust communication stacks, safe firmware updates and secure crypto libraries. The design philosophy of uVisor is to provide hardware-enforced compartments (sandboxes) for individual code blocks by limiting access to memories and peripherals using the existing hardware security features of the Cortex-M microcontrollers. Breaking the established flat security model of microcontrollers into compartmentalised building blocks results in high security levels, as the reach of flaws or external attacks can be limited to less sensitive function blocks. A basic example of uVisor is preventing unauthorised access to flash memory from faulty or compromised code. This not only prevents malware from getting resident on the device, but also enables protection of device secrets like cryptographic keys. Services built on top of ARM’s security layer can safely depend on an unclonable trusted identity, secure access to internet services and benefit from encryption key protection.
https://github.com/ARMmbed/uvisor (uVisor documentation and sources)
https://github.com/ARMmbed/uvisor-lib/blob/master/DOCUMENTATION.md (API docs)
https://github.com/ARMmbed/uvisor-lib (integration in ARMmbed)
Slideshow Milosch Meriac presented at ARM TechCon: Resilient IoT Security The end of flat security models
