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Subject: fate of 18F0x0 chips?
From: "John Rehwinkel" ####@####.####
Date: 20 Mar 2002 17:58:00 -0000
Message-Id: <0203201251.AA41679@pluto.fgm.com>

Mark writes:

> The next frontier: programming the brand-new 18F parts! Yes, they're 
> real now;

That reminds me -- Microchip had announced a line of 40MHz 8-pin flash
micros early last year:

PIC18F010
PIC18F012
PIC18F020
PIC18F022

The said they'd be about a buck-and-a-half apiece, and would be
sampling in June with quantity production in August.  I downloaded
the reference manuals and eagerly anticipated getting my hands on
some.  Toward the end of the year, I hadn't heard anything, and
emailing Microchip (the "read by a human" address) yielded nothing.
Now references to these parts seem to have vanished from the website.

I figure they were never brought to market, but I still wonder why.

Also: are there any flash-based chips with internal oscillators?

-- Curious,
   John Rehwinkel KG4L
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