The TERA1200 is one of the devices in the TERA chipset that enables
products to deliver a true, uncompromised PC experience over IP
networks, supporting up to dual DVI displays at 1920x1200 resolution. It
provides transparent USB and HD audio bridging, as well as USB device
authorization and encrypted communications. Hardware bridging eliminates
need for drivers and enables true OS and application independence.
The TERA1200 Host Processor interfaces with the system graphics
controller on both the host computer's Northbridge and Southbridge for
the DVI signal and I/O, respectively. The TERA1200 connects over
standard hardware interfaces so that it can function with any operating
system installed on the host computer. There are three different ways to
integrate the TERA1200 Host Processor into the host PC or workstation:
As part of a standard PCI Express card, the TERA1200 can be quickly and easily configured into personal workstations.
The TERA1200 can be integrated onto a small daughter card installed in a PC Blade.
The TERA1200 can be integrated directly onto a PC, workstation, or blade motherboard for a totally seamless implementation.
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The TERA1200 Host Processor interfaces with the system graphics
controller on both the host computer's Northbridge and Southbridge for
the DVI signal and I/O, respectively. The TERA1200 connects over
standard hardware interfaces so that it can function with any operating
system installed on the host computer. There are three different ways to
integrate the TERA1200 Host Processor into the host PC or workstation:
