>>  My 2 cents worth.  I believe that not only will Microchip take a
>>  leadership position in 16 bit micros too, it will do that in only
>>  8 years and not the 12 it took to gain the 8 bit 
>> leadership position.
> 
> I am not so sure.

Neither am I. If I read my tealeaves right the 16-bit market will be
small because the >8 bit market will be dominated by 32 bit
architectures (ARM, probably others too).

OTOH (literally!) I don't see any real (readily available) alternatives
for the 10F's. Maybe Microchip should look down, not up.

Wouter van Ooijen

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