Lpc2000

> Yes ;-)
> 
> Seriously, there is one in development but I can't tell you a lot 
more
> right now. Expect devices with USB in Q2 and with Ethernet probably 
in Q3.

this is very good news! I'm keen to see part with USB as we have 
three projects with USB which we still not decided which way to go - 
Atmel or ST.
 
> As Apps person I'm not supposed to interfere with marketing
> announcements. The device with Ethnernet will still have Flash and
> external bus unlike Cirrus, which needs external memory in any 
case. 

What I love in Philips marketing is that they start to advertize 
product when they really have it :)
Atmel had an massive SAM7 advertizing (sub $3 ARM buzz), and when we 
decide to include SAM7 boards to our development boards range and 
ordered couple of thousands SAM7 microcontrollers which were on Atmel 
flyer as "producton NOW' and "production Q4-04" we found: one of the 
items is in 'regular production' and have 12 weeks delivery time i.e. 
we'll get ICs no earlier than April-May this year, the other will be 
in 'regular production' in May i.e. delivery not earlier than July-
August.
We always get our Philips LPC parts from stock or max 4 weeks, so 
they are device of first choice when start new project.

Keep the good work!

Tsvetan
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