> I think of the Wisp628 as being on the high end of hobby 
> programmers.  As
> you said, the lines are blurry.  Mostly I say that because it 
> has it's own
> controller, and is therefore much closer to "just works" 
> operation than
> kludge programmers.  

I think even the hobby world is shifting away from serial-port-abusing
programmers, both because they prove not-always-reliable and because the
ports are slowly disapperaing. To I think the Wisp628 and the likes will
in time be the low-end (hobby?) programmers.

> I am actually surprised you do make a 
> profit from it.
> Have you truly accounted for all your time, not just parts?  

The design has not changed for years, and was almost complete before I
started as a business, so maybe I did not calculate enough time into the
equation. 

Wouter van Ooijen

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