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On 8/6/1997 10:14 PM, Michael Smith (msmith@atrad.adelaide.edu.au) said:

>Do they mention anything about reprogrammable parts?  The $1 component
>is going to be an OTP in a plastic package I expect; an EEPROM or
>windowed part would be useful for development.

No mention in their ad that I can see, although they do mention EPROM 
(but not EEPROM).  You may want to check out their web site.  BTW - I 
mispelled it in my earlier note - the ad says go to 
<http://www.cypress.com/cypress/whathot/hot_top.htm>.


    -- Parag