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application processor

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application processor

A computer that processes data in contrast with one that performs control functions, such as a front end processor or database machine.


application processor [‚ap·lə¦kā·shən ′prä‚ses·ər]
(computer science)
A computer that processes data.


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The hardware platform includes Samsung Electronics' S3C24A0 application processor and camera module, and Infineon's MP-U UMTS/EDGE modem platform.
The Intel PXA800F cellular processor offers cell phone makers a new system-on-a-chip option, an integrated piece of silicon that combines a CPU, application processor, and flash memory, potentially offering big cost savings for manufacturers and consumers.
Core Logic is a global leader in the development and commercialization of Camera Application Processor (CAP) and Image Signal Processor (ISP) products, the core element of camera phones and Multimedia Application Processor (MAP) products for leading-edge multimedia implementation on mobile phones.
 
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