4200

      The 4200 is one of the 4200 family , which has fourteenth key features. The first is 67 MHz ARM9 CPU core, the second is 133 MHz quad-processor SIMD DSP core, the third is integrated 16-bit scanner AFE, the fourth is USB 2.0 hi-speed device (480 Mbps) , the fifth is USB 2.0 Hi-Speed host (480 Mbps) for camera direct-connect or peripheral connect, the sixth is memory card interfaces, the seventh is graphical LCD interface, the eighth is NTSC/PAL video output, the ninth is programmable interfaces to control inkjet and dye-sub print heads, laser engines, and scanner assemblies, the tenth is copies 8.5" x 11" photos in 40 seconds at 600 dpi, the eleventh is complete development tool suite, the twelfth is complete reference design, the thirteenth is compatible with code bases developed for other Quatro SOCs, the fourteenth is extensive image processing library. 

      The 4200 can be described as followings. The 4200 is designed to address the aggressive cost requirements of these segments. Through its full programmability, the 4200 allows OEMs to rapidly bring products to market and with more innovative features, including graphical LCD displays, fax, and high-speed USB camera docks. The 4200 is a highly integrated SOC solution for appliance printers that OEMs can program to implement the features an associated image processing required across a range of products. Because it is programmable, the 4200 offers OEMs both significant time-to-market advantages and differentiation over conventional ASIC solutions. The 4200 Quatro DSP core builds on 6 generations and 10 years of Zoran Quatro DSP technology. The 4-datapath parallel processing single instruction, multiple data (SIMD) architecture is specifically tailored for imaging applications, delivering unmatched performance. The Quatro DSP offers up to 530 million multiplyaccumulates. (MACs) per second at 133 MHz, allowing new imaging features to be quickly implemented without changing hardware, enabling rapid time-to-market and minimizing development expense.