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>Motorola will be around for a loooonnngg time yet. There is a >clear upgrade path, and the 'HC11 is getting long in the tooth. >I'ts been around for 25 years, and is still being used for new >designs today. Show me a PIC that's been in service for 25 >years! I think the original GI design dates to 1975-1980. Is that old enough for you? ;-) newell

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