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    Product differentiation

    • bikindude
      Posted by bikindude
      on Mar 27 2006 20:35 PM
      Prodigy10 points
      Hi,

      Congrats on being the first to release a Cortex-M3 product! Are you planning on additional products with more application specific and unique peripherals? (FS USB, motor control, etc) Seems like you're playing in a very saturated hi-performance 8-bit MCU space with the LM3S101/102.
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    • Jean Anne Booth
      Posted by Jean Anne Booth
      on Mar 27 2006 22:16 PM
      Intellectual955 points
      Congrats on being the first to release a Cortex-M3 product! Are you planning on additional products with more application specific and unique peripherals? (FS USB, motor control, etc) Seems like you're playing in a very saturated hi-performance 8-bit MCU space with the LM3S101/102.

      The devices introduced today are simply the first two, entry-level members of the Stellaris family of microcontrollers. There will be more introductions in the Stellaris family this year.
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      on Mar 28 2006 00:17 AM
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