That was 2 days before their meet on the 27th---it sounds like they approached ARMHY and said ``step up and accept your part in this`` and ARMHY wanted to ``lay behind the log``--however that saying went. The families could include anywhere from 3 or 4 chips to dozens--my guess is the greatest numbers used would be in those that are licensed from ARM--and the least in products made individually by the J3. Who knows at this point? Thanks for posting that date and all of your wonderful updates, ads

ps-The reason I posted the info about ARC International earlier today was to show how it did over the years since Jim Turley was involved with them. From our latest PR--

A former senior executive at ARC International, where he was responsible for three high-tech acquisitions and a successful IPO, Turley currently serves on several technical advisory boards for high-tech companies in the United States and Europe as well as on the advisory board for the Embedded Systems Conference and The Microprocessor Report. His areas of technology expertise include microprocessor chips, intellectual property, silicon/semiconductor technology, consumer electronics, automotive electronics, video games and consoles, and home/household electronics.