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"David Eduardo" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
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You don't understand this. NDA's have to do with proprietary
information. The press releases are not going to declare how the part is
made or details of the software/firmware or how it operates.

Bull. On many occasions I have singed NDAs for research projects for radio
stations... proprietary information. A number of years ago, when I had some
developmental equipment in test at a station, I signed NDAs on its very
existence. I have signed numerous NDAs for software I was involved in late
Alpah and early Beta testing. NDAs are used whenever a person has
information that would prove vompetitively damaging were it to become
general knowledge.

The press
releases are a sales tool to build demand. In them they will tell you a
product identifying number, the device family, what it is used for of
course and a few details to create demand such as it does not need
support components or it uses 1/2 the power of the current generation or
its twice as fast and a date samples will be available and when full
production will commence. Any Semiconductor company does this.

Not necessarily in early development (when competitors could spot a trend
and jump on a bandwagon) or if the development is shared technology the
partner does not want released.

There is no argument here. Go read the news and find out for yourself.


Irrelevant comment.

This has got to be the most full of crap posts you have made to date.
You do not know what you are talking about.

I explained my experience working for a semiconductor company so I know
the score not that it matters as anyone can read promotional news from
any semiconductor company out there in the world.

You sure have your special brand of BS going there. Eduardo brand BS is
piled higher and deeper than any other brand. What a funny guy.

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Telamon
Ventura, California