ARM9 - ARM9-based Products

ARM9-based Products

• Actiontec MI-424WR REV. I MOCA 1.1 WLAN Router (ARM926EJ-S)
• Excito Bubba B1 Server (ARM9 200 MHz)
• Buffalo network-attached storage series Linkstation Pro and KuroBox Pro
• Canon EOS 5D Mark II digital SLR camera
• Chumby
• Cisco Tandberg C20 (ARM926EJ-S)
• Condor Technology/Medion OYO E-book reader
• Conexant 802.11 products
• Data Robotics DroboFS, NAS
• D-Link DNS-321 NAS (ARM926EJ-S)
• Fiat group Blue&Me
• Freecom Musicpal internet radio (ARM926EJ)
• GP2X Wiz
• Hanlin eReader
• Sun Service Processor running the ILOM Java stack
• Hewlett Packard Hp 50g @ 75 MHz
• Ingenico i5100 EFTPOS Terminals
• Iomega StorCenter ix2 NAS (ARM926EJ-S)
• Lacie EtherDisk
• Livescribe Pulse and Echo Smartpens
• Logitech Squeezebox (network music player) Radio (ARM926EJ)
• Nintendo DS and DSi
• Nintendo Wii's ATI Hollywood graphic chip (security coprocessor)
• PlayStation Portable's WLAN chip.
• SATEL SATELLAR Digital System radio modem
• Seagate FreeAgent DockStar STDSD10G-RK (ARM926EJ-S rev 1 (v5l))
• Seagate BlackArmor NASBlackArmor (ARM926EJ-S rev 1 (v5l))
• Synology's Disk Station (models DS-x07+), Cube Station CS-407, and Rack Station RS-407
• Texas Instruments TI-Nspire graphing calculator @ 90/150 MHz
• VEX Robotics Robot controller, 802.11 b/g wireless, 200 MHz
• VTech V.Flash educational consoles
• Western Digital My Book series NAS devices
• Zyxel NSA310/NSA320 NAS (ARM926EJ-S)
• many mobile phones from
  • HTC (e.g. HTC Wizard)
  • LG (LG Cookie (KP500) at 175 MHz)
  • Nokia (like Nokia 5220 XpressMusic, Nokia N-Gage and almost all N-Series Smartphones at 100-330 MHz)
  • Philips
  • Siemens/BenQ (x65 series and newer)
  • Sony Ericsson (K, M and W series, usually at 208 MHz)
  • G-Tide G70 (200MHz with coprocessor for TV)