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In article <1992Oct5.163314.23669@cc.gatech.edu> (Doug MacKenzie) writes:
>How about using one of the Motorola 6833x micro-controllers and avoid the
>whole 6811 compiler problem completely?  The new 68333 is a 68332 with
>64K bytes of EEPROM, 4K battery backed ram & 8 channel 10bit A/D unit,
>all on one chip.  In march, samples were $199, I assume the price is less
>now.

Sounds pretty cool, does Mot sell an EVB board for this?

>You put one of those on a board with some motor drivers and maybe some
>extra memory and I'll buy it.

I'd second this, plus I could use my Amiga directly for development. Its
so amazing at how many incredibly cheap tools are available for the old
IBM PC class of machine. It used to be unusual that I had a computer in
my house, now my mostly computer illiterate neighbor asked about my
SparcStation 1+, "So do you run up against the 640K memory limit that
home computers have ?" Sigh. I'd like to be snotty and brag about having
16 MB of memory except that he'd remind me he only paid $99 for a complete
C development system.


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