Johnny Come Lately uC

Just saw this ARM on Ebay: The EZSBC1 is a single-board computer that runs the Control BASIC interpreter on its micro-controller: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=261082207161&ssPageName=ADME:B:BODO:US:1
Anybody know anything about 'em? http://embeddedcontroller.weebly.com/
Anybody know anything about 'em? http://embeddedcontroller.weebly.com/
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http://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy3.html
Programmed via on-board editor or program download in structured BASIC ..
If Iam seeing this right to me this means the whole Desktop OS based program EG BST or what not is also stored ON the micon and can ran off it as a program?
Only thing better then Free Software is SW you can't loose ......
and 60 MHz is not too shabby
its no Prop but shure is on par with that ...uno stuff
The EZSBC1 with it's BASIC interpreter/editor is of historical interest only.
Well except having spend hundreds of hours creating code for that thing you might suddenly find you cannot buy it any more. Oh dear, I have lost my software, wish I had targetted something open source and "free" instead.
Any ideas what it may supply/sink?
Can't find pin and total current in the data sheet right now.
http://www.nxp.com/documents/data_sheet/LPC2131_32_34_36_38.pdf
Now we have all sorts of micros on that fit in a DIP format from ARMs to PIC32's and run BASIC.
Like Joaquin Phoenix, Retrobot 2 will rise from the ashes! OK, there is no rising, there are no ashes, that just sounded too epic to pass up. But hey, if Retrobot 1's BS2 and integer math is this accurate: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX0IhUqnwrk then imagine what this ARM unit might do!
A new toy to play with. Err... I mean scientifically evaluate.
+1 on 4 relays. You can always mount it on a piece of scrap plywood and make it whole with the world.