looking for an ARM7 board

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YahooArchive
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looking for an ARM7 board

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Hello folks, Can anyone recommend a easy to use an eval board which has ARM 7.
The kit should have a software which I can download and write code in C.

Thanks



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Re: looking for an ARM7 board

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> Hello folks, Can anyone recommend a easy to use an eval board which >has ARM
7. The kit should have a software which I can download and >write code in C.

I really didn't plant this question, and on the day we formally announce the
ARMmite PRO, I'd like to say that but...

http://www.coridium.us/ARMduino.php

... the best solution we sell for starting with an ARM is the original ARMmite,
which with a USB cable and C compiler you can download from our support page,
that is the way to go.

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Re: looking for an ARM7 board

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>
> Hello folks, Can anyone recommend a easy to use an eval board which has ARM 7.
The kit should have a software which I can download and write code in C.
>
> Thanks


+1 on the Coridium ARMmite board using USB and download the C kit from the
website, www.coridium.us

Absolutely the easiest, fastest, cheapest way to get started.

Good Luck!

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Re: looking for an ARM7 board

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The ARM7 will be around for a while, but many of those chips are now 10 years old.

The industry is now pushing ARM Cortex M0,M3 and M4 in this product range. For good reason, they are faster, cheaper, and all that ...

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