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On Mon, 1 Nov 2004 markw at mohawksoft.com wrote:
> This device will basically have a few built in I/O ports, an I2C
> connector, and an expansion bus. The I2C output can be used with most all
> I2C devices as well as the Velleman K8000 type board. The I/O ports will
> be usable on the dongle, and the expansion bus will allow a number of
> add-on boards.
> 
> The target price is $19-$29 dollars. The software will be "EASY" to
> program and run under Windows or Linux (maybe even *bsd)

That's mighty cheap.  Can you really make money at that price?

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