Taking less space in memory. TouchGFX 4.25 introduces an emulated framebuffer, which breaks the image to be displayed into chunks and uses a memory mapping technique that does away with the graphical RAM on the display itself. 🔍 Discover more on the #STBlog: <a href="https://blog.st.com/touchgfx/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://blog.st.com/touchgfx/</a>

Taking less space in memory. TouchGFX 4.25 introduces an emulated framebuffer, which breaks the image to be displayed into chunks and uses a memory mapping technique that does away with the graphical RAM on the display itself. 🔍 Discover more on the #STBlog: https://blog.st.com/touchgfx/

Taking less space in memory. TouchGFX 4.25 introduces an emulated framebuffer, which breaks the image to be displayed into chunks and uses a memory mapping technique that does away with the graphical RAM on the display itself. 🔍 Discover more on the #STBlog: <a href="https://blog.st.com/touchgfx/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://blog.st.com/touchgfx/</a>

#12 (2025) TouchGFX 4.25: new emulated framebuffer makes the “single chip” dream a reality

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