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| 2009 |
MCCIŽ consolidates its position as the leading developer of USB connection technology with pioneering releases of SuperSpeed USB software and host PC drivers as well as numerous internationally accclaimed and well-attended USB 3.0 training sessions.
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| 2008 |
MCCI incorporates multifunction wireless USB software products into its portfolio, partnering with both Japan's KDDI and the European joint venture ST-Ericsson. The MCCI Test Lab is fully authorized as a test site for Wireless USB. MCCI partners with Synopsys to jointly develop SuperSpeed USB.
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| 2007 |
MCCI extends its PC Host-Side Drivers line to include support for Windows Vista. MCCI releases its Second Generation MTP Media Player Firmware. The MCCI Catena® 1640 and the MCCI Catena 1660 development PC Cards are added to the product line. MCCI supplies firmware and drivers to over 300 million mobile devices. MCCI renovates and expands its headquarters facility in accordance with green building principles.
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| 2006 |
At the start of 2006, over 50 million cellular phones use the MCCI USB DataPump® and device class drivers. MCCI launches its Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) package. MCCI is certified as a PCMCIA ExpressCard Test House. MCCI makes its first deliveries of On-The-Go (OTG) software.
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| 2005 |
MCCI joins the Camera & Imaging
Products Association (CIPA). MCCI joins the WiMedia
Alliance as a Contributor. The MCCI PictBridge
Implementation launches.
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| 2004 |
MCCI joins Mobile
Imaging and Printing Consortium (MIPC). MCCI provides USB Mass
Storage drivers for Windows 98, 98SE. MCCI certified for USB On-The-Go
testing. MCCI ships Windows CE Drivers for USB phones and networking
devices. MCCI announces USB DataPump support for Freescale i.MX1, i.MXL.
MCCI joins the SH-Mobile
Consortium established by Renesas Technologies. MCCI opens Sales
and Support office in Taipei, Taiwan.
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2003 |
MCCI makes its first deliveries of MCCI USB DataPump to cellular platform vendors.
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| 2002 |
MCCI adds the MCCI Catena 1620 On-The-Go development PC Card to its Catena product line.
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| 2001 |
MCCI delivers industry's first Communication-Class-aware composite device drivers for Windows, capable of supporting multi-function Communication devices such as 3G and 2.5G/GPRS cell phones. Introduces Wombat, a complete USB prototyping environment. Adds support for Intel SA-1110 and Motorola M1-DBX. Paul Berg, VP Architecture, selected as Chair of the USB-IF Device Working Group. MCCI Korea completes one of the first Windows CE "Stinger" ports for smart phones. MCCI adds MCPC GL-004/005 protocol modules to the MCCI USB DataPump, to support early deployment of 3G cell phones. MCCI joins MMCA.
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| 2000 |
MCCI joins MCPC and PCCA. Delivers USB type-1 ATM solution for ADSL adapters using PPPoA and PPPoE for Windows and MacOS. Becomes leading independent supplier of firmware and drivers for USB cable modems. USB Test Lab is certified to perform logo testing by USB-IF, and expands to include 3 CMTS cable-modem head-ends, and a DSLAM ADSL head-end. MCCI adds support for ST-Ericsson D12, Broadcom BCM-3310 and Motorola MPC-850. MCCI adds Remote NDIS support to USB DataPump.
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| 1999 |
Introduces MCCI USB Networking Drivers, and MCCI Skimmer CDC Ethernet evaluation platform. Terry Moore, President, and Paul Berg, VP Architecture, become joint chairs of the USB-IF Device Working Group. MCCI drivers ship with the market-leading USB-to-Serial adapter for PDA synchronization. MCCI introduces USB Printing drivers for Windows 98.
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| 1998 |
Develops USB system architecture and software drivers for USB modems designed by the Lucent Wireless and Multimedia Group. Opens state of the art USB test facility to enable in-house USB testing and compatibility testing for the USB community. MCCI Korea opens.
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| 1997 |
Delivers first version of the MCCI USB DataPump and USB Resource Compiler, targeting Lucent/LSI USS-820.
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| 1996 |
Delivers TrueTask® Log-Structured FTL and TrueCard® -- flash memory and PCMCIA support packages.
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| 1995 |
MCCI is started by Terry Moore as a spin-off from a PCMCIA chip company to provide system software to OEM product manufacturers. Joins the USB Implementers Forum.
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