On Fri, Aug 16, 2002 at 09:03:57AM +1000, Tony Nixon wrote:
> Byron A Jeff wrote:
>
> > * The product would be fully assembled, and not a kit.
> > * The PIC assembly would be the target language for development.
> > * The product would carry some type of breadboard prototyping.
> > * The product would have a mechanism for programming PIC parts
> > * The product would have some type of I/O expansion capability
> > * The product will carry a CD composed of software, tutorial documentation, and
> >   projects geared towards the novice to intermediate user.
>
> I hope this doesn't sound selfish or anything but that is pretty much
> describing my V5 Experimenters kit.

Not selfish at all. In fact I wish you would have said something a couple of
week ago. And at $86 USD it's in the price range that I've been talking
about. I generally don't fuss at you as much as I do Wouter because you'll
announce items as they come along, like the Fobbit for example.

The only real difference between it and the Designer is that all the I/O
comes mounted. And that it still seems to be targeted as a full fledged
programmer.

BAJ

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