Texas Instruments, Semiconductor Group

SIGGRAPH 1990

Texas Instruments features PC and workstation imaging and graphics applications based on high-performance graphics processors, including TMS340 graphics system processors and accompanying 34082 floating-point coprocessors; TMS320 digital signal processors; and 1-Megabit video RAM memory devices. Also featured is a demonstration of 3D display technology developed by Texas Instruments.

SIGGRAPH 1989

Texas Instruments is demonstrating the TMS 340 family Graphics System Processors. Other products being demonstrated include TIGA-340, PC graphics software interface, running Microsoft at windows, and AutoCAD, 8800 Building Block Family and new software development board, 1 MB VideoRAMs, and graphics system development tools.

SIGGRAPH 1988

Texas Instruments exhibits leadership semiconductor components for computer graphics systems. Included is the popular TMS34010 Graphics Systems Processor, ATC88XX 32-bit Processor Family, TMS4461 256K and TMS44C251 Megabit Video RAMs, TMS34061 Video System Controller, and TMS34070 Color Palette.

SIGGRAPH 1987

Texas Instruments will exhibit semiconductor components for computer graphics systems including the TMS34010 Graphics System Processor, AS88XX, 32-bit Processing Family, TMS4461 256K Video RAM, TMS34061 Video System Controller and the TMS34070 Color Palette. Demonstrations featuring the 34010 Microsoft Windows driver, DGIS and development tools will be given.

SIGGRAPH 1986

Texas Instruments presents “Tomorrow’s Graphics Microcircuits Today.” Included are the industryleading TMS34010 Graphics System Processor, TMS320 family of Digital Signal Processors, AS888 Series Bit-Slice Processors and extensive development support tools. Peripherals include the TMS34061 Video System Controller, the TMS34070 Color Palette and a complete range of Multiport Video RAM devices.

SIGGRAPH 1985

Semiconductors for Graphics Applications: including Video RAMs, Video System Controllers, 32-bit Microprocessors, Very High Speed 8-bit bit slices and 32-bit Digital Signal Processors.

SIGGRAPH 1984

High-performance, dual-port video RAMs and high-performance graphics processors will be featured at TI Semiconductor booth.

SIGGRAPH 1983

Texas Instruments markets advanced semiconductors for graphics applications, including video display processors, signal processors, graphics controllers, minicomputers, video memories, DRAM controllers, 64K DRAMs in by 4 and by 1 configurations and DRAMs in chip carrier packages.