Andrew Gale wrote:
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware for the SAM bus.
I was thinking of a stripped down machine
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware for the SAM bus.
I was thinking of a stripped down machine on it's own pcb, with
a
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware for the SAM bus.
[snip]
Perhaps it could prolong the life of the SAM by opening it
Van: Andrew Gale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Onderwerp: Re: State of the SAM and SAM Community
Datum: Friday, October 16, 1998 10:14
Perhaps it could prolong the life of the SAM by opening it
up to a new market?
The idea itself is in my opinion a good one, but as Justin
On Fri, 16 Oct 1998 10:14:25 +0100 (BST), Andrew Gale
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware
