Could also use Rabbit boards. Can probably still get some of theirs for under $50. Not the dev kits unfortunately but they're darn nifty processors all the same
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microcontrollers under $50?
May 22, 2007
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Hi Joe, I've been lurking on this thread to see if anyone would think of New Micros, Inc. But apparently not. So I'll do my own "advertising" here. We have several boards offered under $50.
If you have a flavor for 8051's, here at $39, NMIY-0031with software and examples to program it in Assembler, Basic, C or Forth:
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But we also have an ARM for $29, Tini2131 w/gcc ond other software which can fit in a stamp legacy socket with an adapter.
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For minimalists, we have an 68HC11 stand alone board, $49, NMIN-0021A programmable in our Max-FORTH. Also we have the E2 processor which can be substituted in this board.
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I really like that comment Gordon.
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