Guys you left me totally confused with these things opamps. I asked Deepak Chopra about them and here's what he had to say:
"The good opamps project onto silence, illuminating only essential space time events."
"The good opamps project onto silence, illuminating only essential space time events."
I programmed a Kim-1 by hand-writing assembly and entering the hex code about 40 years ago. The wonder now is why Kim-1's are priced so high for such a small amount of RAM (and no FLASH or even EPROM).
Yes, I work with micro-controller too. The thing with android application is not just limited processing power. Too many that I don't need to mention. And it is not fair to compare handheld device with micro-controller. Handheld device is supposed to replace PC, not just displaying "Hello world!".
How long before someone points out they can still remember the toggle sequence to bootstrap a PDP-8!
Back when, I forgot my keys so many times that I rewrote expired magnetic debit cards.
Thought I'd call it quits after trying to draw cash from an ATM with the gate opener.
Guilty... Started programming in assembler on pdp8s... Punched cards - then at last! a teletype with paper tape for local backup linked via a 300bps acoustic coupler to a pdp10!! Heaven! The pdp10 had drum storage, the drum was huge, in it's own airconditioned room....
. . . and now we can buy a $20 or GBP20 (the currencies are just about worth the same I hear) mbed module that fits in your hand that's more powerful. 256k RAM, 2MB FLASH, USB, A-D etc etc. Ditto all sorts of other modules as well.
I used to love pointing out that the first generation SIM cards basically had a commodore PET inside. And even today you are never far from an 8051!
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