FW: PC compatible motherboards

[tom cloud]

>By the time you get all the PC related junk working, drives, cases, power
>supplies, etc, you might as well just go buy a nice SBC that has all the
>stuff on it. I have seen 68332 boards for about $250 with some PD 'C'
>compilers, and assemblers that you can develop on the PC. Besides that the
>'332 has the TPU and other neat features that you can't possibly get on any
>PC or add on card. And it will stay working when you hit a bump!
>
>Sandy

having to put stuff in the i/o card slots would be a major hassle:
you'd have to stabilize them so they wouldn't vibrate and even then
they'd eventually cause probs. (sooner than later)

Tom Cloud <cloud at peaches.ph.utexas>