In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, Chris Savage wrote:

[quote="John R."]
I think the comment (and my own question) was more along the lines of:
OK, I've prototyped with an SX 28. I'm ready for something more permanent.
I can buy an SX48 or SX28 protoboard at the same price.
Why wouldn't I buy the SX48?
I _THINK_ the answer lies, at least in part, that depending on the specifics of your project, you may not just be able to take SX28 code and load it in an SX48. I seem to recall a thread discussing migration from an SX28 to 48, and there were some issues with timing and memory.
Is this indeed the case?[/quote]John,
 

   That is one consideration...Some code won't directly run on the SX48 if it was written on the SX28.  In this case you want to stick with what works without making any changes.  Again, this is for everyone's benefit.  For those that see no value in the SX28 Protoboard they will purchase the SX48 board.  Take care.

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