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TechnoConcepts (TCPS)

http://www.technoconcepts.com/


The just did a demo to big names below (LG, Samsung, etc)

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050714/145388.html?.v=1

Approximately 40 representatives from 16 different wireless communications companies, including ETRI (Electronic and Telecommunications Research Institute), SK Telecom, SK Telesys, LG Electronics, Inc., Samsung Venture Investment Corp., Axesstel R & D Center, Ltd., Bellwave Co., Ltd., C & S Co., Ltd., Cablerex, Inc., Hyunseo Data Communications, Ltd., Kisan Telecom Co., Ltd., Megacraft Company, Ltd., Mobianet Corporation, System Mecca Company, Ltd., as well as research and development engineers from the South Korean government viewed the demonstration.]]>Dec 19th 2005 1:24AMhttp://www.engadget.com/2005/07/25/sandbridge-technologies-develops-programmable-cellphone-chip/http://www.engadget.com/2005/07/25/sandbridge-technologies-develops-programmable-cellphone-chip/
what? you can program any microcontroller in c, you just need a c compiler for that platform -- which invariably exists. they're just saying that they wrote their own compiler software -- which is what any startup company expecting to make reasonable sales of their mcus would do. for the more popular, established mcus, there are even extra compiers written by enthusiasts/ resellers that allow you to write in other languages like basic. they would therefore have to write their own compiler to even have a hope of competeing.

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