Date:    19980901
From:    Argonaut RISC Cores
Subject: Check out the ARC - Win a PalmPilot

  Learn More About the ARC and you could Win a PalmPilot!
	
	http://www.risccores.com/  choose "The ARC"
               

This September, don't miss your chance to experience ARC, the world's first
configurable processor/DSP core - you might even win yourself a PalmPilot
organizer!

Before you embark upon your next embedded system or DSP design, make sure 
you check out the benefits of the ARC, a true customizable processor
architecture.  If you visit the ARC booth at either the Embedded Systems
Conference Europe or DSP World featuring ISCPAT, you'll be entered in a
draw to win one of five new PalmPilot organizers.  Remember to print out
this email and take it along to our booth to be entered into the draw.

WHAT IS THE ARC?
The ARC may be labeled a 32-bit RISC processor core, but it's much more ...

-  The ARC is whole architecture/design methodology, completely
   and easily configurable to your application - from mobile
   phones to disk drives
-  The ARC lets you create the exact combination of RISC processor
   and DSP functionality you need with full custom extensions,
   in a single core.
-  The ARC Configuration Wizard allows you to point-and-click your
   way to automatic generation of a HDL description, complete with
   synthesis scripts, test harness and makefiles.
-  The ARC provides the complete toolchain, enabling easy integration
   of DSP functions into an ASIC.

So with ARC you get a complete package to get to system-on-a-chip
implementation within weeks - not months.

WHY THE ARC?
-  Fully customizable and reusable IP 
-  Up to 1000% increase in performance
-  50% or more savings in power consumption
-  A rapid route to working silicon


We look forward to seeing you at the shows!
      * Embedded Systems Conference Europe, Ascot, UK, 8-9 September
	* DSP World, Toronto, Canada, 14-16 September

Booth details can be found under "Trade Shows" at http://www.risccores.com/


"ARC - the difference is the architecture"