On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 1:24 PM, Byron Jeff <byronjeff@clayton.edu> wrote:

> And I'm waiting for the 8 pin 12F1822 to come on line. 2K of program
> memory, 128 bytes of ram, hardware USART and SPI/I2C (both of which can
> operate at the same time), internal oscillator that runs up to 32 Mhz, all
> in a 8 pin package that's $1 each in quantity.
>

I have an RSS to Microchip news but I have not notice that -- looks
impressive! 8 pin with enhanced core! Do you know the time line? When will
be this available for both sampling and ordering?

Thanks,
Tamas



>
> With Microchip, it's always best to look at their newest offerings. Unlike
> most companies, which charge a premium for their new shiny stuff, Mchip has
> been consistent over the years in offering much more for much less.
>
> BAJ
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