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Or for less than that you can just buy a TI Launchpad; $4 delivered. You'll have to use strict C and use breakouts and your own breadboard/components, but it's
by nkozyra 14y ago
Or for less than that you can just buy a TI Launchpad; $4 delivered.
You'll have to use strict C and use breakouts and your own breadboard/components, but it's cheap enough to be disposable for hobbyists.
- a13xnet 14y agoI second getting the TI Launchpad. Great and super-cheap piece of kit With Energia (http://energia.nu/ http://energia.nu/) you can even use your Arduino sketches and run them on MSP430 Launchpad!
- drivers99 14y agoJust googled it and lots of articles say they are $4-$5 but where you can buy them, they appear to be $9.99 now. I wonder if they bumped up the price recently.
- a13xnet 14y agoI just bought few for $4.30 each from TI directly: http://ti.com/launchpad http://ti.com/launchpad
- solistice 14y agoWasn't there a preorder that had the new ones (32bit) for 5$? Wish I'd have gotten in on that thing. Maybe that's causing a little confusion on the pricing here. Edit:When talking about TI, i thought I'd share this subsite by TI (http://tideals.com/ http://tideals.com/) for anyone who isn't savy on it yet. They don't have a deal right now though.
- nkozyra 14y agoTI does this periodically. It will be back to ~$4 soon enough.