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NEC Works with Wind River for Linux on Portable A/V Devices

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“The first jointly developed solution sees NEC Electronics
introduce a software development kit (SDK) based on Wind River
Linux technology for the company’s EMMA Mobile 1, a system LSI chip
for the market of portable devices to process audio and visual
(A/V) data.

“Additional SDKs for EMMA series products based on Wind River
Linux technology targeting digital multimedia consumer devices are
expected to follow in late 2009 and in 2010.”


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