On 15 November 2012 01:53, veegee <veegee@veegee.org> wrote:

> alan.b.pearce@stfc.ac.uk wrote:
> > Why would you want a 32 bit processor in an 8 pin package ????
>
> At that price, why *not*? It would also make writing assembler by hand
> much easier.
>

I guess that also depends on the application, not only the speed, knowledge
and the price of the chip. If all major parameters are matching up with an
8 bit one (power consumption, external circuity required for reliable
operation, sensitivity for noise etc), then I agree, why not?

Tamas




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