The ARMonic USBoard is an ARM USB development board designed to be practical as it makes the task of erasing the firmware and loading a new firmware to the board a very easy one-hand operation. With its sleek design and credit-card size, this board is ideal for software engineers, Computer Science students or any USB programmer/enthusiast since it allows them to make the board into any USB device they imagine through programming.

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This is the embedded developer's version of the ARMStick, which has the same processor and offer the same features of the ARMonic USBoard, but in a different form-factor. Instead of using switches as in the ARMonic USBoard, the user will download new code into flash memory by pressing the button.

Please follow the link above for the full description of the product's capabilities.

Click here to see all the sample programs that accompany this product, which are the same as for the ARMonic USBoard.

The Java V-Card product is a Java-programmable, multi-application Smart Card. In fact, it is a combo of USB Reader + Smart Card in a single device.

This patent-pending combo device has several advantages over the conventional smart card reader + smart card setup common in the market, among them it makes it easier for developers to program it because it runs regular Java code downloaded into the card through an Eclipse plug-in.

For the end user, the main advantage is the convenience of carrying a single credit card size device that is recognized by Windows as being a regular smart card reader. Besides that, this special "virtual smart card" holds much more data than a regular smart card, and its ARM processor provides for lightening-fast response time.

The ARMStick product is a Java-programmable, multi-application Smart Card. In fact, it is a combo of USB Reader + Smart Card in a single device.

This patent-pending combo device has several advantages over the conventional smart card reader + smart card setup common in the market, one of them is making it easier for developers to program it because it runs regular Java code downloaded into the card through an Eclipse plug-in.

For the end user, the main advantage is the convenience of carrying a single thumb-drive-like device that is recognized by Windows as being a regular smart card reader. Besides that, this special "virtual smart card" holds much more data than a regular smart card, and its ARM processor provides for snap fast response time.