Lpc2000

> ??? Since the LPCs have no ext buses, only GPIO, you have no choice but
> to bit-bang the interface. So it really seems to boil down to how many
> GPIOs you want to spend on the interface. If you want to be sure that
> you'll be able to support any foreseeable future [compliant] card,
> you've really got no choice but to implement a full CF interface.
> 
> -- Lewin A.R.W. Edwards (http://www.zws.com/)
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According to my information ext. bus devices are due in Q1/04 with the
same functionality as the 64-pin devices that were just announced. The
external external bus is supposed to be the only difference (heard
that in a training provided by Philips). May be it would be a good
idea to use those devices. 
Also pricing is very similar to the devices without bus. Philips is a
litte late to join the race in the ARM market but heck they seem to be
very serious!

Cheers, Bob