Lpc2000

> I can't do samples, I am retired and don't represent any commercial 
> interest.  I know, I could do it anyway; it's just a thing.
> 
> However, DigiKey does stock the LPC2148 for the same price.  I don't 
> need USB or any of that stuff but as my application isn't power 
> sensitive (and the datasheet doesn't even promise to tell my how 
> much power the chip takes) the 2148 will do fine.
 
Hey Richard,

I don't represent any commerical interest either, just having
fun with ARM chips. I don't recall having to enter the final
application when asking for samples. If I did, I guess I came
up with something reasonable, given that once I play with the
parts, I'll find something useful for them.

FYI, I've found the Keil development boards very useful. When
I looked at the 2148 part, I noticed several sites selling
the board (without JTAG) for about $150. Not to bad.

Dave