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ALi launches USB 2.0 PC video camera controller

Press release; Richard So, DIGITIMES Asia Friday 3 January 2003 0

Taiwan-based IC design firm ALi Corporation on January 2 unveiled the world’s tiniest high-speed USB 2.0 video camera controller. The company claims that 64-pin TQFP packaging gives the M5603C flexibility and cost-reduction in design and allows...

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