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2007 EDN Microprocessor Directory: Different strokes
By Robert Cravotta, Technical Editor.
EDN's 34th Annual Microprocessor and Microcontroller Directory presents you with a palette of processing options and development tools for your project.
Includes details on hundreds of devices and cores from nearly 70 vendors.
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http://www.edn.com
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EDN 2008 Microprocessor Directory
Welcome to the 35th annual EDN microprocessor/microcontroller directory.
Once again, the companies and devices in the directory continue to evolve and grow in number.
The company roster and product listings are testaments to the variety of processors available and the tremendous variation among requirements, features, and types of applications for which designers are using microprocessors and microcontrollers.
EDN is constantly uncovering...
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http://www.edn.com
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EDN Microprocessor/Microcontroller Directory
The EDN Microprocessor/Microcontroller directory details hundreds of devices and cores from more than 60 vendors.
With extensive written descriptions of processor families, voluminous specification tables, and block diagrams, the directory aims to provide designers and system architects with enough visibility into processor options to quickly narrow the list of candidate processors for each project.
Technical Editor Robert Cravotta...
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http://www.edn.com
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Understanding the Microprocessor
I've been writing on CPU technology here at Ars for almost five years now, and during that time I've done my best to communicate computing concepts in as plain and accessible a manner as possible while still retaining some level of technical sophistication.
Without exception, though, all of my CPU articles have been oriented towards the investigation of technologies currently on the market. . .
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http://arstechnica.com
date: 12/1/2002
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paper
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A Guide to High-Speed Embedded Processors (Paid Report)
The number of markets for high-speed processors continues to grow.
In networking alone, these speedy chips are needed for complex functions such as intrusion detection and other security functions, storage management, router control plane, and networking services.
Consumer devices such as set-top boxes, HDTV receivers, and automobile navigation systems also need high-performance CPUs, as do high-speed printers, thin clients, kiosks,...
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http://www.linleygroup.com
date: 9/1/2006
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tutorial
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Microprocessors for Professionals Webinar (Paid, Only)
Microprocessors for Professionals is an exciting new Web-based seminar for marketing managers, public relations specialists, financial analysts, venture capitalists, executives, attorneys, journalists, and others who need a plain-talk crash course on microprocessor technology.
Cost is $395.00 for ten hours of viewable time.
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http://www.instat.com
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CPU World
I started collecting microprocessors in February 2002.
At the time I wanted to get a few Intel x86 processors just to hang them on the wall, and I bought a few processors from eBay.
Then I bought more... And then some... When the collection got relatively big I decided to create a website with pictures of all of the chips I have.
Looking just at the pictures is not a lot of fun, so I started adding descriptions to the chips.
Now my...
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http://www.cpu-world.com
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