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== Devices based on the AMD Alchemy == | == Devices based on the AMD Alchemy == | ||
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The Alchemy SOC family is based on an Alchemy-proprietary MIPS32 core. The models are called Au1000, Au1100, Au1500, Au1550, and Au1200.
Alchemy Semiconductor has been acquired by AMD in 2002, which recently sold the Alchemy processor line to Raza Microelectronics, Inc.
Devices based on the AMD Alchemy
- FIC Vassili Personal Media Player uses AMD AU1200 Processor 400 MHz
- 4G Systems mtx-1 (MeshCube)
- MyCable XXS-1500
- Embedded Planet EP1000
