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Really I guess I don't know what that is then as I buy the Teensy since it has so much IO, multiple UART, multiple I2C busses, sd card reading, etc... edit: in

• fortran77 9mo ago
  The Pico PIO has an instruction set and can be programmed. You write PIO assembly that runs autonomously on a state machine, with explicit timing (e.g., out, in, set, mov, jmp, wait) and cycle‑accurate interfaces. The CPU communicates via small FIFOs, and interrupts are optional; the PIO can be “fire‑and‑forget” for many protocols.
  • ge96 9mo ago
    That's cool, I'm not at that level right now, side note I bought an FPGA like 5 years ago and still haven't used it.