> The area that ARM are going to have most problem invading is 
> Microchip's traditional homeland - the ultra low power 
> applications where low clock speed is acceptable as a 
> tradeoff for energy use. 

IMO the PICs still rule in the word of the very small chips. My worry is
that uChip will devote too much of its attention to the higher end
market.

Wouter van Ooijen

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