The new Tektronix scopes have the USB Flash key up front (host), and a 
USB peripheral port at the back...

An oscilloscope embedded enough? Lots of printers have the USB 
pict-bridge feature. Also host functionality.

Rolf

Herbert Graf wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-11-06 at 14:12 -0800, James Newton, Host wrote:
>   
>>> Again also this is very clever, it does not do USB host, 
>>> which is significantly more complex then client code, and 
>>> currently not possible using the PIC's without an external 
>>> USB host IC.
>>>       
>> I'm also having a difficult time convincing clients that USB Host is not the
>> same as USB Peripheral. 
>>
>> Are there actually ANY USB Host implementations in embedded devices?
>>     
>
> Define "embedded".
>
> The newest media players support USB host. By media players I mean those
> players that typically have either a hard drive, an ethernet connection
> or a DVD drive, and play DIVX/XVID/etc format files. Some of the more
> expensive ones have a USB slot to plug in a USB key for viewing
> pictures.
>
> Then there are the consumer NAS type devices. They often have a USB port
> for connecting a USB hard drive or stick for access on your network.
>
> Inside these things have pretty power processors, I'd still consider
> them embedded, but certainly not the MCU type embedded! :)
>
> TTYL
>
>   

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