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Chameleon - Reconfigurability in Hand-Held Multimedia Computers

In this paper a reconfigurable systems-architecture in combination with a QoS driven operating system is introduced that can deal with the inherent dynamics of future mobile systems. We claim that a radical new approach has to be taken in order to fulfill the requirements - in terms of processing power and energy consumption - of future mobile applications.

Paul J. M. Havinga | Gerard J. M. Smit | Sape J. Mullender | Jaap Smit | Martinus Bos

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