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http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/news/content/file_1139.html

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Philips' LPC3000 family products will operate at 200MHz and feature a
large array of standard communication peripherals to reduce system
logic, thus reducing power and costs. These include up to 7 UARTs,
SPI, I2C, USB, real-time clock, the NAND Flash interface and others -
such as Ethernet - to follow. The family also features a vector
floating-point coprocessor for full support of single-precision and
double-precision calculations at CPU clock speeds, which is important
for signal processing applications such as motor control.

Samples of the first devices in Philips' LPC3000 family will be
available in Q2 2005. The RealView Developer Kit for Philips will be
available from mid 2005.
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