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These boards are now shipping, though they have not been added to the webstore yet.

The LOC4078 is an upgrade to the SuperPRO, faster, more memory and floating point hardware

http://www.coridium.us/ARMhelp/index.ht ... c4078.html

The LPC54102 is a dual core processor M4 with floating point support and M0plus

http://www.coridium.us/ARMhelp/index.ht ... 54102.html

Soooo thaaat's what ya' been doin'!!!
Any prices yet??
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did you incorporate all 5 usarts on the '4078 ??
Olzeke51

They will both be $49 (I don't have a picture of the LPC4078, I sent that board to a prospective customer).

Pins for UART4 are not available on the 80 pin package, but the code is there. We use that in the custom LPC4088 board we did.http://www.coridium.us/custom7.php

Yes we have been busy with consulting business, which is really where our income stream comes from.

The dual core LPC54102 is ready for prime time, and is available for sale now

http://www.coridium.us/prod-specs12.html

Congradulations on the 54102 release/production, google even likes it.
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does the '102 come with the RTC crystal installed? it's pictured but not mentioned?
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Thank you,
Olzeke51

The 32KHz crystal is installed on the board. Right now we run off the internal 12 MHz IRC, but that 32 KHz Xtal is available for the RTC.

LPC54102 has not had all the examples ported to it, and may not for a while.

But here is an updated blinky.bas that adds the definition of LED_PIN for LPC54102, or LPC5402 -- I wish NXP had kept 3 or 4 digit numbers