James Ma wrote:
> Add a 100Mb/s or 1 Gb/s Ethernet MAC to your FPGA to enable control
>      or transfer data from a PC.
>
>     Simple & easy. No driver programming.
>     Direct control of FPGA state machines, registers & memories.
>     No TCP/IP/UDP needed.
>     Support multiple audio & video streams.
>     Low gate count & low cost,  no royalties.
>
>     www.chipethernet.com

I'd expect better from a fellow Illini. It's an embarassment to have a
spammer associated with my school.

-Mike

In article <tDChg.112003$dW3.21628@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com>,
James Ma <james.ma@chipenet.com> wrote:
>    Add a 100Mb/s or 1 Gb/s Ethernet MAC to your FPGA to enable control
>     or transfer data from a PC.
>
>    Simple & easy. No driver programming.
>    Direct control of FPGA state machines, registers & memories.
>    No TCP/IP/UDP needed.
>    Support multiple audio & video streams.
>    Low gate count & low cost,  no royalties.
>
>    www.chipethernet.com 

Thanks, James, but I think we've seen enough unsolicited ads from your
company for one day.  Please consider newsgroup etiquette before posting
more ads for your company's products on all these various newsgroups.

    Add a 100Mb/s or 1 Gb/s Ethernet MAC to your FPGA to enable control
     or transfer data from a PC.

    Simple & easy. No driver programming.
    Direct control of FPGA state machines, registers & memories.
    No TCP/IP/UDP needed.
    Support multiple audio & video streams.
    Low gate count & low cost,  no royalties.

    www.chipethernet.com