It is a waste of time to disagree on the facts.

Good bye.

Alarm Siren,

Thank you very much for your recent message.

It seems that it may be more cost effective to use a microprocessor other than the 65816. I had assumed that the 6502 family devices were cheaper than the others and that the slowness is not an issue. You mentioned multiplication and ...

Some comments made recently are not directed toward informing or questioning.

I have made statements and asked questions.

My statements are based on honest and well-motivated research.

My questions are sincere.

If you don't want the device to exist, or you think it is preposterous, there might ...

Does anybody disagree that the MAX3421 would be a very good choice for a 6502 family USB chip?

Here is one of many products not yet on the market that could be done with a 6502 device having a USB port:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGUD58gp6Fk

whartung,

My often repeated goal is to enjoy the 6502 instruction set in a device that has a USB port.

Can we get there from here?

Can anybody here design and specify to a foundry a peripheral controller for a 65816 that will access a one terabyte flash drive?

Does anybody think that a 65816 could not use a USB port for mass storage?

leepivonka,

I think that the 65816 is an excellent suggetion.

EugeneNine,

It's for exchanging data with flash drives.

DerTrueForce,

There are several, if not many, projects that can profitably use the 6502, slow as it it.

I am interested in the ones that involve a USB port. If the 6502 were a tenth as fast as it is, it could still run a USB port. We have a different idea about the hardware design.

I am looking ...

Some of you seem to feel that the 6502 is not fast enough. You are wrong, but would you be more inclined to like this device if it used a fast processor and had a cross assembler for 6502 programmers?

whartung,

All published encryption methods not involving shared secrets can be cracked.

It does not matter if millions of people don't care. Hacking hurts small business more than it hurts big business. Millions of people do care.

It seems that some of you fail to see the magnitude of the opportunity and the outrageous effect on upward mobility that the absence of secure email produces.

Hacking steels secrets form the smallest of businesses and thereby reduces upward mobility. So many systems can be hacked because the ...

sark02,

I did not ask my question to stop the discussion.

You must have had an idea about how the Zero could get me to where I want to go.