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Old 10-12-2013, 02:31 PM   #2
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Link to another MobileRead thread here. It's about a Indiegogo project.

RockthEink
The world’s first SDK supporting both E-INK and TFT panels. No more mystery in programming E-INK. No more jail breaking your Kindle or Kobo… Implement your own applications on RockthEink now!
Where do you see that the RockChip SoC includes the same GPU as that of the Freescale processors?

Would be sort of hard to do, not even the Freescale SoCs all have the same GPU.

The marketing hype about 'no public documentation' is a problem between those people and RockChip.
Freescale documents their products.
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