Spehro Pefhany wrote:
> Except it isn't really embedded internet, because it requires a
> "real" computer to act as a gateway between the LAN and the 'net.
>
> If that works for the application, great, but it's apples and oranges..
>
> Bset regards,
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see I agree.. if you have to have a computer hooked up to the network
then whats the point of the microcontroller.. I'm trying to do things
without a PC not trying to add stuff to a PC :)

                        Damon Hopkins