In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, robotworkshop wrote:

Hello Rick,

Have you seen the December 2007 issue of SERVO?  The project that made the cover uses an SX28 chip to act as a translator to make a SpeakJet emulate an old SC-01 chip.  It provides a real world example on how the SX can be used.  The response from people reading that article (at least that i've heard) has been excellent.  There is a bit of fluff in all magazines but there are still quite a few excellent articles in SERVO and i've always had a subscription to it.  At the moment SERVO and Nuts'N'Volts are the main two magazines that I recommend people read if they are interested in this kind of thing.  SERVO is definitely geared more toward robotics but a lot of the principles can apply to any mobile device.

I expect you'll see at least a few other projects appearing in SERVO which use the SX family of chips in some fashion...

Can't speak for anyone else but myself but I would want to get both.  

Best Regards,

Robert

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