> It's not the first "tiny" ARM processor based on the M0+ core, but it's a=
rguably the first that is consciously designed to compete with traditional =
8-bit offerings=85

I applaud NXP for attacking one of the problems that many 8bit users claim =
is standing in their way to using 32bit CPUs instead.

But someone else needs to jump on that bandwagon as well.  (arguably, Micro=
chip already has, with their 28pin PIC32s.  More ARM vendors, though.)

BillW




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