>If you already have that stuff, starting with the EZ-USB is just as
>inexpensive; the dev boards are really only necessary for people who
>need a complete, assembled board.

Then I'm gonna look into it too.


>-Andy, who really didn't mean for this to become an EZ-USB discussion

I, for one, am glad it did.


newell

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