Bob Axtell wrote:
> I think Microchip isn't so sure about the market. USB uses a LOT of
> hardware chip resources, so there isn't much left for normal uChip
> needs. Right now, MC is making money letting us interface to large
> hardware devices and selling the PICs that control them.
>
> My guess is that there will be a USBpic in our future, using the 30F
> structure.

Maybe, but certainly much farther off than the 18F USB PICs now in
development.  The 18F2455, '2550, '4455, and '4550 are supposed to be out in
late 2004.  We'll see.  I've heard that before.


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