Spinneret: Thank you Parallax
Brian Carpenter
Posts: 728
I am very excited to see this project progressing along. It seems like yesterday that i was at Parallax headquarters to discuss a replacement product for the PINK. (it was last November 
) I had previously used the PINK in two previous customer projects and have purchased over 400 of them in recent history. My biggest concern with them was that when there needed to be a change done to the firmware, Parallax had to work with Netburner to get it done and there had to be a good justification for the time to develop the change. I believed early on that there was enough talent in this group that if we could define a solid hardware configuration, the forum would take it and make it an amazing product. David Carrier has don a terrific job defining hardware and working to see this project along.
If there is only one quality that could be mentioned (and there is way more) about Parallax is their ability to listen to their customers/friends and make great things.
Thanks Parallax. I look forward to great things with the spinneret.
) I had previously used the PINK in two previous customer projects and have purchased over 400 of them in recent history. My biggest concern with them was that when there needed to be a change done to the firmware, Parallax had to work with Netburner to get it done and there had to be a good justification for the time to develop the change. I believed early on that there was enough talent in this group that if we could define a solid hardware configuration, the forum would take it and make it an amazing product. David Carrier has don a terrific job defining hardware and working to see this project along.If there is only one quality that could be mentioned (and there is way more) about Parallax is their ability to listen to their customers/friends and make great things.
Thanks Parallax. I look forward to great things with the spinneret.