solarwind wrote:
> Very nice! I've always wanted to see stuff like this.
> 
> I want an arm chip like a PIC. It has to be small, preferably DIP
> (though I don't mind surface mount), onboard RAM and flash, low power
> and easy to program. Since you're the ARM expert, what do you
> recommend for a noob like me?

For a real noob: none. Cheap entry level: LPC2101/2/3 (but requires 2 
power supplies). Good bang for buck (and USB interface): LPC2148. The 
various new Cortex chip look nice too, but I don't support those yet.

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