
Love your Boarduino but hate that FTDI cable? Ladyada to the rescue again, with a new kit: a USB Boarduino kit, with the FTDI chip (surface mount) and USB port pre-soldered and tested for kit-assembling ease!
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Love your Boarduino but hate that FTDI cable? Ladyada to the rescue again, with a new kit: a USB Boarduino kit, with the FTDI chip (surface mount) and USB port pre-soldered and tested for kit-assembling ease!
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I like my neat-o ftdi cable - and I was just getting to know my lil' "DC" Boarduino!
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ok yeah, it's true - I'll be ordering one when the audio shields arrive.
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Oh, if I just had my ECE degree I would pursue Ladyada Limor's hand. :"(
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This is really neat! I just finished a course on micro-controllers and digital logic at my university. We used the Basic stamp II as our programmable logic device. I wish that we had had the opportunity to use these bread board arduinos.
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