🚀 go-pugleaf

I, too was told that the Motorola development kit is no longer available
at any price.  I hope Moto changes their mind on that, or at least
releases the design and software so third parties can recreate it.
I would be willing to pay significantly more than $50 for it.

The chip itself looks usefull, but certainly very limited.  For the
price, it could easily become a "super-PAL", and replace lots of
random logic where speed isn't critical.  I am considering using
one to debounce, encode, and serialize a keypad for use with a
remote lock.  The limited program store and RAM will restrict 
applications, but there should be lots of jobs that this thing
will do nicely.


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