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Line 61: ==TV Set Top Boxes/Digital Recorder== IBM, [[Sony]], and [[Zarlink Semiconductor]] had released several Set Top Box (STB) reference platforms based on [[IBM]] PowerPC [[PowerPC 400#PowerPC 405\|405]] cores and [[IBM]] Set Top Box ([[Set-top box\|STB]]) System-On-Chip ([[System-on-a-chip\|SOC]]) * [[Sony]] Set top box ([[Set-top box\|STB]]). * [[Motorola]] Set top box. * [[Dreambox]] Set Top Box. Line 70: ==Printers/Graphics== * [[Global Graphics]], [[YARC]] Raster Image Processing ([[Raster Image Processor\|RIP]]) system for professional printers. * [[Hewlett-Packard]], [[Kyocera]], [[Konica-Minolta]], [[Lexmark]], [[Xerox]] laser and inkjet printers. Line 88: ==Medical Equipments== * [[Horatio]] - patient simulator for training doctor and nurse. * [[Matrox]] image processing subsystem for medical equipment: [[MRI]], [[Computed axial tomography\|CAT]], [[Positron emission tomography\|PET]], [[Medical ultrasonography\|USG]] == Military and Aerospace == * The [[RAD750]] (234A510, 234A511, 244A325) radiation-hardened processors, used in several spacecraft. * [[Maxwell Technologies\|Maxwell]] radiation hardened [[Single-board computer]] (SBC) for space and military projects. * [[United States Navy\|U.S. Navy]] [[submarine]] [[sonar]] systems.[http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7789] * Canadarm for International Space Station (ISS) created by MacDonald, Detwiller & Associates (MDA).

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