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68HC11 upgrade

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From: Mark Hosang Yim
Date: Mon, 27 Mar 1989 14:34
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We are currently using two 68HC11 boards on a small mobile robot and
need to get a board with similar size and i/o but improved computational power.
We are thinking maybe a 68000 based board.  Can anyone suggest a commercial
board, (not necessarily 68000) and how to obtain one?

Any help here would be greatly appreciated.
(please e-mail)

Thanks!
Mark Yim
mark@coyote.Stanford.edu

ps. We don't want to make one since we may need 6 boards, and would rather
spend money than time.
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Subject: 68HC11 upgrade
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