Though I mostly lurk, I'll be going to the one in Austin.  I'm curious to
see what they have to say.

Duane

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Subject: Re: [PIC]: Free Microchip Seminars


I'm signed up for the one in Austin TX already, but curious if there will be
any other PIClisters coming to this (Austin) one.  There's a slim chance I
may change to the one in Dallas, since I may have other things going on.

Cheers,
-Neil.




On Wednesday 23 April 2003 18:58, Russell McMahon wrote:
> Courtesy of MChip:
>
> Get Energized at Microchip's FREE half-day seminar
> coming to a city near you. See hands-on demos and get
> real solutions from Microchip, the leading provider of
> microcontroller and analog products. You will never
> look at embedded solutions the same way again. We
> promise. Refresh at
> <http://newsletter.planetanalog.com/cgi-bin4/DM/y/eLkn0FHR7b0tJ0BvpT0A6 >
>
> ________________________________
>
> -IR stack controller targets low-power handheld
> systems--
> Microchip Technology Inc. will use the Embedded Systems
> Conference (ESC) here to introduce a low-power infrared
> protocol stack controller. The MCP2140 introduced this
> week, along with Microchip's micro-power PIC16
> microcontroller, is targeted at digital still cameras,
> camcorders and pagers, according Keith Pazul, marketing
> manager for Microchip's Analog and Interface Products
> Division. Chandler, Ariz.-based Microchip said the
> market for short-distance wireless communicators,
> including PCs, mobile telephones and PDAs, will total
> 94.8 million units in 2003, growing to as much as 116
> million units in 2005, according to industry estimates.
> http://newsletter.planetanalog.com/cgi-bin4/DM/y/eLkn0FHR7b0tJ0BxET0AQ

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