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  • HI Corp to Offer 3D Graphics to Motorola

    HI Corp, a mobile 3D rendering technology developer in Japan, and the Semiconductor Products Sector of Motorola Inc have agreed that HI will offer its Mascot Capsule Engine to customers of Motorola’s Innovative Convergence i.250, 2.5G GSM/GPRS handset platform. The HI technology is also scheduled to be available to Motorola’s i.MX applications processor customers and i.Smart smartphone reference design customers.

    “Content will drive the sales of new devices for wireless, entertainment, and information exchange, and innovative 3D graphics capabilities are becoming a necessary feature for all 2.5G phones,” said Kenny Cheung, Asia Pacific region general manager for Motorola’s Wireless and Mobile Systems Group. Continue >>

    Posted: 24 July 2003 | Filed: New Tech & Services, Wireless News | Feedback | Print |
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