Intel's StrongARM microcontrollers versus their Pentium microprocessors
What??? Take a look at the original link XScale Processor and you'll see the're not talking about a microcontroller but a microprocessor. Semantics, maybe, but the facts are that it is a capable microprocessor used in desktop hardware, not just a microcontroller destined for life controlling a washing machine.
Of course, the nice thing is that the StrongARM core also gets embedded into chips that look like microcontrollers, but are really embedded processors. We are talking a seriously different league to the good ol' 68HC11!
Other than that I entirely agree with your comments:-)
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What??? Take a look at the original link XScale Processor and you'll see the're not talking about a microcontroller but a microprocessor. Semantics, maybe, but the facts are that it is a capable microprocessor used in desktop hardware, not just a microcontroller destined for life controlling a washing machine.
Of course, the nice thing is that the StrongARM core also gets embedded into chips that look like microcontrollers, but are really embedded processors. We are talking a seriously different league to the good ol' 68HC11!
Other than that I entirely agree with your comments :-)