AllWinner A10 vs Texas Instruments OMAP 3622 vs AllWinner A13

AllWinner A10

The AllWinner A10 is a cheap SoC for smartphones and tablets of 2012. It contains a 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex A8 core (ARMv7), a ARM Mali 400 (single core) graphics card and a video processing unit. It is produced in 55nm and mostly used for systems using Android or Linux.

Specifications (from Wikipedia):

Video Processing Unit

• HD Video Decoding (Super HD 2160P/3D Film)
• Support all popular video formats, including VP8, AVS, H.264 MVC, VC-1, MPEG-1/2/4
• HD Video Encoding (H.264 High Profile)
• Support encoding in H.264 format

Digital processing Unit

• Multi-channel HD displays
• Built-in HDMI
• YPbPr, CVBS, VGA
• LCD interfaces: CPU, RGB, LVDS up to Full 1080P HDTV

Memory

• DDR2/DDR3 SDRAM, 32-bit
• SLC/MLC/TLC/DDR NAND

Connectivity

• USB 2.0
• CSI, TS
• SD Card 3.0
• 10/100 Ethernet controller
• CAN bus, (A10 only)^[5] Built-in SATA 2.0 Interface
• I²C, SPDIF and AC97 audio interfaces
• PS2, SPI , TWI and UART

Storage and boot devices

• NAND FLASH
• SPI NOR FLASH
• SD Card
• USB
• SATA

Texas Instruments OMAP 3622

AllWinner A13

The AllWinner A13 is a cheap SoC for smartphones and tablets of 2012. Compared to the Allwinner A10, the A13 is acost reduced version without HDMI or SATA support. It contains a single 1.0 GHz ARM Cortex A8 core (ARMv7), a ARM Mali 400 (single core) graphics card and a video processing unit. It is produced in 55nm and mostly used for systems using Android or Linux.