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Coridium Corp ARMmite: Development and wireless-connectivity board supports Bluetooth and Zigbee protocols
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The Wireless ARMite development and wireless-connectivity board features a 32-bit processor and embedded communication protocols, allowing wireless communications on Bluetooth and ZigBee protocols. Connecting the board to a computer over a USB or wireless port allows users to create code using Basic programs. The Wireless ARMmite costs $39.
Coridium Corp, www.coridiumcorp.com
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at 6/18/2007 10:50:32 AM, moe said:
I would like to know if this microcontroller can be programmed with C language or just basic
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