Hi,
just saw a press release from Philips, announcing 2 small devices same size as the Sylabs but less functionality, so I expect them to be less expensive. The press release is here:
Unfortunately I could not find documentation for the devices on the Philips website but a Users Manual was already posted on that User Group in the files section.
With max 14.7 MHz running from internal and having a 2-clock core, these tiny micros are second only to Sylabs in performance (>7 MIPS!). Curious what the price might be. Definitely has to be below $1 because that is a price point that Sylabs has already set.
According to the press release the target seems to be PIC10!? A little odd if you ask me because PIC10 has a lot less of everything and I guess that pricing of the PIC10 is also lower than that of the Philips devices. But heck, PIC10 with leads is bigger than this package and ... who knows..
An Schwob in USA