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To: puborectalis who wrote (74311)	2/23/1999 7:26:00 AM
From: Joseph Pareti	Respond to of 186894

Embedded Processor Forum Jim Turley' s invitation Dear Colleague: >> >> I wanted to drop you a quick note inviting you to join me >> at Embedded Processor Forum, this May 3-6, at the Fairmont >> Hotel in San Jose. Embedded Processor Forum is the only >> event in the embedded industry to focus exclusively on the >> latest embedded microprocessors and DSPs. It features two >> days of new technology announcements from the some of the >> most important companies in the business--ARM, MIPS, >> Intel, Motorola, and more--plus two days of seminars. >> >> Embedded Processor Forum is designed for a technical >> audience. The presentations are in-depth and focused on >> unique implementations and technical accomplishments >> (marketing pitches are strictly off-limits). If you are an >> engineer, a manager of an engineering group, a technical >> marketer, or a watcher of the embedded microprocessor >> industry, Embedded Processor Forum is the one event you >> can attend to see where the industry is really headed. >> >> The program is packed--here are some highlights: >> >> * Intel will disclose the next generation of StrongARM >> * IBM/Motorola will announce the "Book E" embedded >> enhancements to the PowerPC >> * Hitachi will announce a SuperH part that claims to >> exceed 1,000 MIPS/Watt >> * ARM will announce the details of its new DSP extensions >> to its core >> * TI will disclose a new DSP with ultra-low power >> consumption >> * DSP Group will reveal the details of its 3rd Generation >> "Teak" DSP core >> * Tensilica will unwrap Xtensa, a radically new self- >> configuring processor >> >> This is just a taste--there are 19 new chip announcements, >> keynotes from Don Norman on the "Invisible Computer" >> and Scott Sayers (Sony U.S. Research Labs) on "Reshaping the >> Consumer Electronic Landscape," the first disclosure of >> the EEMBC benchmark results, and panel discussions on the >> future of handheld computers and ubiquitous computing. >> >> On May 3 and 6, we'll hold seminars on the latest in DSP >> technology and my own overview of the entire embedded >> processor landscape. These seminars are cutting-edge and >> content-packed. They make a perfect compliment to the >> announcements at the Forum, providing you with independent >> analysis and perspective. >> >> Embedded Processor Forum is the sister event to the Fall >> Microprocessor Forum. Like that event, you can expect >> lively interactions with your colleagues, affinity >> sessions, great receptions, and, most important, technical >> sophistication unavailable at any other event. >> >> Register now to get the early registration discount: >> on the web at >><http://www.mdronline.com/epf/registration.html >> or by calling 800.527.0288 or 707.824.4001 >> >> Take a minute today to make plans to join me and the >> entire analyst team at Microprocessor Report for Embedded >> Processor Forum--the conference for embedded computing >> technology. >> >> Jim Turley >> Senior Analyst, Embedded Technologies >> Microprocessor Report >> >> P.S. The early registration deadline for Embedded >> Processor Forum is 2/28! You save significantly on your >> registration fees if you register by this date. Take a >> minute now to head over to mdronline.com >> and sign up for what may be the best conference you attend >> this year. >> >> Note: You have received this information because you have been a >>customer of MDR, or have requested information from us. If you do not >>wish to receive future notices of this kind, simply reply to this message >>with the word "Remove" in the subject. >> >