Lpc2000

Hi all,
At the risk of starting a thread contrary to why I am posting, I 
would like to say that the Philips apps support on this list is 
greatly appreciated.  It is true that the LPC2xxx has some warts 
(and this list has been invaluable in documenting them) but really, 
to trash Philips because their first turn of a groundbreaking 
product was not PERFECT is a little perverse.
James

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "jamesasteres" <jamesasteres@y...> 
wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> At the risk of starting a thread contrary to why I am posting, I 
> would like to say that the Philips apps support on this list is 
> greatly appreciated.  It is true that the LPC2xxx has some warts 
> (and this list has been invaluable in documenting them) but really, 
> to trash Philips because their first turn of a groundbreaking 
> product was not PERFECT is a little perverse.
> James

I will second that Philips LPC parts are one year ahead the 
competition, now many others are trying to follow them, but although 
a lot of noise is risen on advertizing no one of the other big names 
as Atmel, ST, Analog, TI is able to feed competing parts in supply 
chain before mid 2005. Beside Philips only OKI have their mature 
ML67Qxxxx series which is available for purchase now. All others are 
on sampling and pre-production runs stage.

Best regards
Tsvetan
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At 04:32 PM 12/20/04 +0000, you wrote:


>Hi all,
>At the risk of starting a thread contrary to why I am posting, I
>would like to say that the Philips apps support on this list is
>greatly appreciated.

I'll second that.

Robert

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