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VPU
(redirected from Video Processing Unit)

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VPUVideo Processing Unit
VPUVulnerable Prisoner Unit (UK)
VPUVice Presidential Unit (World Bank)
VPUVicaría Pastoral Universitaria (Santiago, Chile)
VPUPatrol Squadron Special Unit (US Navy aviation unit designation used from 1982 to present)
VPUVen Power Unit
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The high-definition video processing unit of the SH-MobileHD1 enables an HD video surveillance system that consumes less power than typical standard-definition systems.
Renesas Technology to Release SH-MobileHD1 Application Processor for ... by Business Wire
The 1000 video processing units shipped to-date also include RGB's Broadcast Network Processor (BNP) and recently introduced Modular Media Converter (MMC).
RGB Networks Ships 1000th Video Processor by Business Wire
At the heart of the SH-MobileR are a hardware video processing unit that supports the video decoding and moving-image processing necessary for the reception of terrestrial digital broadcasting services, and a hardware image processing engine.
Renesas Introduces SH-MobileR, a Multimedia Application Processor ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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