A7 Engineering - Gone???

RobotWorkshop

For some of my projects I had been using the eb501-ser bluetooth module to connect wirelessly to my PC. It is similar to the eb500 that Parallax used to sell. Today I went to check on them and it looks like the a7eng domain is just parked at Godaddy and the company has disappeared. Anyone know what happened to them? I could use a few more of the eb501-ser modules or something else like them.

Robert

Bean

Robert,
I guess it's a sign of the times.

I recently found out that Multilabs is no longer in business. They used to make Serial VGA, NTSC, Mouse and Keyboard adapters. They even had a whole "retro" computer system. But alas, they are no more.

Bean

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Invent-O-Doc

What a bummer. I have few multilabs items. Although the VGA displays are obsolete now given what the propeller can do.

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Tom Talbot
New Market, MD, USA