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Princeton rolls out MP3 decoder, 8-bit MCU

Cage Chao, Taipei; Noah Sauve, DIGITIMES Asia Monday 26 March 2001 0

Princeton Technology recently launched an MP3 decoder and 8-bit micro-controller unit (MCU), aimed at the market for MP3 players, PDAs (personal digital assistants) and digital reading pens and radios. As a complement to these product lines it plans...

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