MIPS Technologies is a leading provider of processors for connected digital home devices. The document discusses market trends driving increased connectivity and capabilities in digital home devices. It recommends hardware specifications for MIPS processors to support 1080p video playback, 3D graphics, and future platforms like Android. Key partnerships are highlighted to help customers integrate complementary technologies and accelerate development.

1. MIPS Technologies Driving the Next Generation of Connected Devices May 2010

2. Number One in Digital Home CPUs Number One Market Share *IDC Research, 2008 embedded processor share Digital TV Cable, Satellite & IPTV Set-top Boxes Blu-ray Disc Players DVD; DVR Digital Cameras Broadband CPE WiFi Access Points and Routers

5. SW is Driving HW Requirements for Digital Home Floating Point and DSP 2D/3D Graphics MIPS32 ® OS & App Processor Memory Subsystem Video Encoders Decoders MCU Security MCU TV

6. Connected Digital Home Software Architecture PVR App HD Player App TV Widget Streaming App DRMs CAs Audio µCode Video µCode Demux µCode IPU MIPS Security CPU Audio DSPs Video Decoders MIPS CPU Peripheral I/O MIPS-based SoC Android App Android App Android App Android Libraries DVR/VOD Conditional Access Linux Kernel 2.6.29 VoIP Yahoo! Widget Engine 3 rd Party Middleware WebKit Android Application Framework Adobe® Flash For Digital Home Dalvik VM Core Libraries

8. MIPS Taking the Lead in Driving Android into Connected Consumer Devices Brought full 1080p HD video and multi-channel audio support to Android 3,000+ members of Android on MIPS Community Coming soon -- Adobe Flash Player 10, V8 & Dalvik JIT Android on MIPS code publicly available 5,000+ downloads to-date Official reference ports for multiple OESF working groups Delivered DLNA and remote control support to Android Demonstrated 1 st Android devices for the digital home

9. Video Use Case Calling Accept Deny Forward

10. DTV/STB Use Case: Simultaneous tasks

12. Developing New SoCs: Recommended Hardware Requirements Estimated Requirements – 2010 1GHz 74Kf 700MHz 1004Kf (2 core) Not recommended (Flash 10 for Digital Home requires OpenGL ES 2.0) Not recommended (full frame rate 1080p video decode not possible) Flash 10 for Digital Home (1080p support) 667MHz 24Kf 600MHz 34Kf 667MHz 74Kf 500MHz 1004Kf (2 cores) Not recommended (full frame rate 1080p video decode not possible) Qt/Android on STB 1080p 333MHz 24Kf 300MHz 34Kf 400MHz 24Kf 360MHz 34Kf 500MHz 24Kf 450MHz 34Kf Android 2.0 Éclair 320x480 Core + Graphics + HW AV codecs Core + HW AV codecs Core only

14. CPU / Graphics bandwidth assumptions 1920x1080 display resolution Quad core 1004K with 256MB L2 Low Cost DDR2-400

15. Memory Bandwidth Analysis

16. System Bandwidth Requirements L2 CM 1004K 1004K 1004K 1004K OCP (64-bit Data) 2D/3D Graphics Video Decode Audio 64 IOCU Display USB GPIO Tuner AHB Security DMA Power Management Clocks Flash 600 MB/sec 249 MB/sec 100 MB/sec Mem Controller Mem Scheduler 1920x1080 Multiport DDR2/3 300 MB/sec 3.2 GB/sec 256 64 64

18. Video/Graphics DataFlow L2 CM 1004K 1004K 1004K 1004K OCP (64-bit Data) Mem Controller 2D/3D Graphics Video Decode Audio 64 IOCU Display USB GPIO Tuner AHB Security DMA Flash Mem Scheduler CPU - tesselation Write Vertex List Read Vertex, Textures, etc Read/Write FB Draw to screen GPU - processing Multiport DDR2/3 Decode Video Frame 256 64 64

20. Optimized Video/Graphics Flow L2 CM 1004K 1004K 1004K 1004K OCP (64-bit Data) Mem Controller 2D/3D Graphics Video Decode Audio Multiport DDR2/3 64 IOCU Display USB GPIO Tuner AHB Security DMA Flash Mem Scheduler CPU - tesselation Write Vertex List Read Textures, etc Read/Write FB Draw to screen GPU - processing Direct Vertex copy GPU Scratchpad 256 64 64

23. GPU Recommendation for Digital Home Minimum Recommended Graphics cores Vivante GC400 GC800 GC1000 GCxxxx GFLOPS 2.25 4.5 9.0 Polygon Performance 15 MTri/s 25 MTri/s 39 MTri/s Fill Rate 150-300 MPix/s 250 MPix/s 500 MPix/s IMG SGX520 SGX535 SGX545 GFLOPS 1.8 3.6 7.2 Polygon Performance 7 MTri/s 15 MTri/s 40 MTri/s Fill Rate 250 MPix/s 500 MPix/s 1,000 MPix/s

25. Teaming with Complementary IP Providers to Accelerate SoC Development Helping SoC developers get to market quickly with fully-integrated hardware/ software solutions HiFi Audio Security Graphics Memories Video

26. Summary Best Web connected Multimedia Experience Able to work with Best IP providers Giving you Differentiation and Choice MIPS and it’s partners Customer and solutions focused Tighter integration of CPU, Graphics, & Video

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