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Dropping SigmaTel from upcoming Shuffles may be risky

Thursday, February 9th, 2006

There are some reports that Apple may not be using SigmaTel’s audio chipset for the upcoming Shuffle replacement (whenever that comes). AppleInsider reports:

In a research note released on Tuesday, American Technology Research analyst Shaw Wu said there is “potential risk” that Apple’s yet-to-be announced new and improved entry-level iPod will not incorporate components from semiconductor [...]

CES 2006: SigmaTel’s new SoC, Avalon and Opal

Wednesday, January 18th, 2006

Four products of note, and glad to see Rio’s inventive spirit lives on:

the powerful light-on-consumption STMP3600 System on Chip which they’re plugging to ODMs (Original Design Manufacturers) and is in production now
a reference design for a slim flash-based MP3 player, built on the STMP3600, with video capabilities and support for OGG, music subscription services, as [...]

SigmaTel’s STMP3600 chipset sounds very impressive

Friday, October 28th, 2005

SigmaTel’s STMP3600 chipset sounds very impressive: increased battery life, wide audio/video support, USB On-The-Go, Mass Storage compliance, parametric EQ, gapless audio support. One thing’s sure: it looks good on paper. According to the press release, we’re to expect devices using these chipsets in Q4 2005 which is… now—where are they? Also: just because a chipset [...]