I know a highside driver provides a path to Vcc, and a lowside driver 
provides a path to Ground.

When I heard the term "push-pull driver", my first thought was that it 
was a driver that would provide a path to either Vcc or Ground depending 
on whether the input was high or low.

I've looked at the datasheet for a push-pull driver but I can't figure 
out what it does.

I presume somebody knows.. ?

While I'm talking about drivers, does anyone know a very efficient 
driver that doesn't have considerable internal voltage drops? (I'm using 
the ULN2003 and UDN2981 at the moment but because they've got 
darlingtons internally they've got voltage drops).

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