But it sounds more like a Play Station on a chip(exspecially the 3D
acceleration), than something like a usual microcontroller for hobbyists or
professionals.
I of course would want to have one of them... ;-)

> I have spoken with the Director of Core Development at Microchip and the
> device was leaked inadvertantly. Apparently Wouter is correct also, they
> have managed to improvise on the
> X-10(tm) comms over mains technology, and have managed comms over a ground
> line. Not too sure on the bluetooth though, he did mention Firewire 2a
> though.
> He will let us know more on April 2nd after a couple of days holiday.
>
> Jim.
>
>
>
> > > New PIC on the way?
> > > http://alpage.ath.cx/superpic.htm
> >
> > Note the 2 megabytes of bootstrap ROM! I bet it is bluetooth-enabled and
> > uses true 0-pin communication with the PC (possibly using only the
> > ground pin).
> >
> > Wouter van Ooijen
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