>Have you thought about the other EPROM >emulator mentioned in the 8052.com Product >Reviews? The Logic Design Tools EPROM >emulator has served me well and cost about >$130, if I remember correctly.

>I agree with Peter. Perhaps a reason to >switch to the 8052? :)

>Craig Steiner

Hi Craig,
Yes I read your review of the Logic Design Tools EMU and the price is right as well but the whole Pentium issue turned me off initially. :-0

I really liked the packaging of the NoROM. I have found a few others that are similar in my research, they are a little bit more expensive but have great Windows plus DOS software... here is a list of all the ones I found that looked promising (for the archives)

FlexROM II $349 http://www.bipom.com/flexrom.htm

OptoROM $365
http://www.raisonance.com/products/...PTOROM.php

Liliput $320 (Tiny little bastard!)
http://www.engelmann-schrader.de/liliput.html

MultiROM $600 Nice tho.
http://www.tribalmicro.com/multirom/

EconoROM Starts at $179
http://www.bipom.com/econorom.htm

Simeprom-01B $???
http://www.elnec.com/fmain_uk.htm