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To: decimon

I’m glad to see robotics replace HTML as the next big thing.

The Scribbler is a Tinker Toy compared to what else is on the market. I have a collection of processors that include the PIC, AVR, ARM, Propeller, Stamps in C, Basic and Java, and enough sensors to fill a treasure chest. It’s the most relaxing and challenging hobby I’ve ever had. I follow the industry closely and I believe it is going to explode sometime in the next few years. Invest while you can still afford it, is my advice.


2 posted on 05/26/2007 1:17:01 PM PDT by Glenn (Someone in '08!)
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To: Glenn
The Scribbler is a Tinker Toy compared to what else is on the market. I have a collection of processors that include the PIC, AVR, ARM, Propeller, Stamps in C, Basic and Java, and enough sensors to fill a treasure chest. It’s the most relaxing and challenging hobby I’ve ever had. I follow the industry closely and I believe it is going to explode sometime in the next few years. Invest while you can still afford it, is my advice.

Maybe they'll develop a robot that can do programming for American corporations.

8 posted on 05/26/2007 1:56:14 PM PDT by Moonman62 (The issue of whether cheap labor makes America great should have been settled by the Civil War.)
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To: Glenn

“The Scribbler is a Tinker Toy compared to what else is on the market. I have a collection of processors that include the PIC, AVR, ARM, Propeller, Stamps in C, Basic and Java, and enough sensors to fill a treasure chest. It’s the most relaxing and challenging hobby I’ve ever had. I follow the industry closely and I believe it is going to explode sometime in the next few years. Invest while you can still afford it, is my advice.”

You are how old?


12 posted on 05/26/2007 2:16:27 PM PDT by EQAndyBuzz (If your representative will not vote for Term Limits, vote for the candidate who will.)
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