On Nov 15, 2006, at 1:53 PM, Doug Coil wrote:

> The hardware is completed but the logic and
> chip programming need to be done.

This is the sort of statement that causes consultants to run screaming
(or rub their hands in greed, depending.)  This sort of project usually
involves a fair amount of "hardware/software co-design", and to be stuck
with "completed" hardware that someone else has already failed to be
able to write software for is... worrisome.

BillW
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