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Day: May 18, 2008

USB Microcontroller Dev/emulation Sticks

May 18, 2008 by Will O'Brien 8 Comments


[nazerine] sent in [Emanuele]’s list of interesting USB micro-controller development tools. Some of them are surprisingly cheap for what you get. The wireless dev/emulator stick looks extra interesting for developing remote projects. (The purchase links are through the manufacturer – at first I thought he might be selling the things)

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