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

Ken, that really was a fabulous demo at Embedded Systems 11 years ago!  I can still remember how awed I was.  And the amazement didn't stop when I got home.  I feel confident in saying that never has more magic been packaged in a smaller volume than with the SX-Key.  And its  synergy with the SX processor has no equal to this day.

Speaking of great demos, the Propeller VGA generator using only seven external resistors is VERY impressive.  I was compelled to buy a Propeller Proto Board just to witness it first hand. (Don Lancaster, are you out there...?)

Perhaps the simultaneous mastery of Spin, a new 32-bit assembly language, Cog Think, Cog Sync, and a new (but fabulous-looking!) IDE has been a wall too tall up to now.  Spin alone doesn't have the needed throughput for my aps.  A single cog doesn't have sufficient code or data space for them.  So I feel like I have to conquer everything at once.  Or nothing at all.  And there I sit.

But you are persuasive... Almost thou persuadest me to be a Propper!

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