Lpc2000

> > It could be useful, but if you're continuing to develop this as a
> > platform, I _personally_ would rather see a single standardized CPU
> > board with 100 mil headers, and a variety of mezzanines available to

> 
> I've already done something like that for a client, I don't want to
compete
> directly with them. For small boards like this the additional cost for
four

Fair enough. The main thing for me is, I don't really need multiple
development systems with overlap, so I'd prefer to pay once for a CPU
module and then a smaller incremental cost for each add-on module. Also
if the modules were stackable, I could prototype more exotic systems if
needs be, without too much wirewrap insulation on the floor... But no
matter.


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