> So what's with the state of "basic stamp clones", anyway?  there have
> been perhaps half-a-dozen such projects i've seen on the net, none ever
> getting so far as to produce source code, and most limiting themselves
> to the 64 bytes of eeprom in a 16F84.  Most have faded quiety into the
> woodwork.

If you're not so picky about being exactly a clone, Kronos Robotics
produces a very nice product in their Dios chip.

   http://www.kronosrobotics.com/

If you like Java, Systronix has the JStamp, which outperforms pretty much
anything else in the stamp form factor. And it runs Java *natively*.
And the 512k RAM and 512k Flash don't hurt either.

   http://www.jstamp.com/
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