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December 17, 2010

MachXO2 Infomercial

by Kevin Morris

MachXO2 PLD: Low Cost, Low Power, All in a Tiny Package. The Do-it-All PLD.

This video spoof is on the lighter side of Lattice. If you haven’t seen this MachXO2 video yet, check it out. You might even chuckle a bit or at least learn a new way to keep warm and toasty in the lab.

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