Lpc2000

Hi 

I have an even better rumor(Fact).
Philips will strike back latter this year with a realy low cost 
version of lpc2100.
The series name will be LPC213X and will be LPC2104 alike with 64K 
Flash. (More I dont know)

So I guess we will see a real battle within the low cost ARM.


Best regards


John

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "tsvetanusunov" <tusunov@m...> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> you may be interested in the recent rumor spead in 
comp.embedded.arch:
> <quote>
> Just FYI, ATMEL has updated the Flyer
> The new members of the AT91SAM7Sxx will have a 256KF/64KR,
> a 128KF/32KR + EMAC. An ATMEL's guy, told me that they will add 
also a
> 256KF/64KR version with external bus interface like the AT91R40008.
> I heard that the AT91SAM7S64 will be priced 3.5 USD, so I let you
> imagine the price of the SAM7S32...
> </quote>
> 
> it seems that Atmel watches Philips LPCs closely as they changed 
> (increased) the Flash/Ram amount of the first anounced devices :)
> 
> also it seems that ARM7 is going to replace completely some PIC and 
> AVRs in the next years from most of applications (unless 8bit flash 
> price go more down under ;)
> 
> Best regards
> Tsvetan
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