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When it comes to the programming language, I think the new controller should be flexible. Something like the OOPic, where you can program in Basic, C, or Java. This would cover all of the bases and allow a team to find a programmer comfortable in at least one of those languages. However on the hardware side of things, the OOPic is still probably a little slow. It does allow for more program storage and easy networking of co-processors though. However my vote, if it counts, would be for a multi-language platform.
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