On Nov 6, 2006, at 2:12 PM, James Newton, Host wrote:

> Are there actually ANY USB Host implementations in embedded devices?
>
What do you consider an "embedded device" ?  USB host support was
added to cisco routers somewhat recently, aimed at being able to
use USB crypto keys and flash storage.  I believe we're mostly using
Philips (NXP?) chipsets that implement most of the host functionality.
A couple of the larger microcontrollers are starting to include host
functionality. there's an Atmel 8051 and maybe an AVR, some of the
SIlabs 8051s, and things in the Dragonball class and upward...

BillW
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