Lpc2000

> Not a high volume project (less than five units per year)

I guess another useful metric would be how much do you
plan to charge for such a device?

For such a low-volume product, if price is not the issue,
then perhaps a pre-built module, if one exists, would be
an option. You could throw a little more weight into it
too, eg. a processor that runs a full OS.

Thats not to say the LPCs are too lightweight. I like
them, and run the uCOS-II RTOS for my tinkering projects.

However, I also tinker with other processors too.
I'm looking at Linux on a PowerPC for some other work.
The ColdFire processors have all the peripherals you
want too. For example, check out the Netburner modules
(http://www.netburner.com), or modules from
http://www.cogcomp.com or http://www.logicpd.com.
Kontron has stuff too, and Gumstix, and ...

Just a thought.
Dave