Freescale go 64 bit on power (PPC)

http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=P5020&tid=NL_2510

Got the link in a newsletter from them yesterday.
Dual 2+ GHz 64-bit power cores with classic FPU (separate 32 FPU
registers).

That on a SOC with plenty of stuff... I am impressed and somewhat
dreaming
on the day this will hit the market, hopefully I'll have some project
for it.

Dimiter

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On Jun 25, 5:55=A0am, Didi <d...@tgi-sci.com> wrote:
> http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=3DP5020&..=
.
>
> Got the link in a newsletter from them yesterday.
> Dual 2+ GHz 64-bit power cores with classic FPU (separate 32 FPU
> registers).
>
> That on a SOC with plenty of stuff... I am impressed and somewhat
> dreaming
> on the day this will hit the market, hopefully I'll have some project
> for it.

 and down the scale a little, their new Kinetis M4/FPU also looks
interesting, from the frustratingly sparse info they have posted thus
far.
16b ADCs, and Parallel interfaces on moderate pin counts expand the
more generic 32bit controller choices,

 The MHz speeds quoted underlines how much of a ceiling that Flash
Speed is, to embedded devices.

-jg