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That's partly it. TI is letting the OMAP5 out into the embedded market, where it has a lot more strength, through SOM partners like Phytec. This could look to s
by gregsq 14y ago
That's partly it. TI is letting the OMAP5 out into the embedded market, where it has a lot more strength, through SOM partners like Phytec. This could look to some as a possible future subversion tactic.
- joezydeco 14y agoStrength? Sure. Volume? No. The only hope for OMAP in the open-source/AOSP world is if maybe Amazon picks it up. Or, as a longshot, maybe someone making automotive systems (although Freescale is doing better there). If Qualcomm or Broadcom happens to want it, um, I wouldn't hold out for any new releases.