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07-03-2008, 17:25
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Re: A mounting problem
Thanks guys. I wasn't aware of Microchip's sample program. And I recently found that TI has something similar, I'm assuming others do as well.
Also about Arduno, that REALLY LOOKS INTERESTING! $30 is really something in a decent price range! My question is about it's expandability though. I'll buy it regardless. My point still remains. Why don't people know about these products/services. If the devides are so openly available, and so accessable for the wallet-impared (like me), why aren't they used? |
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