Short Take: Motorola sponsors design contest for processors
To encourage design engineers, researchers and students, Motorola on Tuesday announced a contest that pays $2,000 for producing and describing design applications using Motorola's 56800 family of digital signal processors. The program, with a total purse of $100,000, is intended to generate and encourage creative, real-life products with Motorola's standard DSP products. Complete contest details are available at the company's Web site.
Natalie Weinstein Former Senior Editor / News
I spent a decade as a reporter and editor before joining the CNET News staff as a copy editor in 2000, right before the dot-com bust.
Expertise Copy editing. Curating, editing and reading newsletters of all stripes. Playing any word-related game, specifically Scrabble, Wordle and Boggle. Credentials
- I've been a journalist for more than three decades. I was a finalist in the 2021 Digiday Media Award for Best Newsletter.
true
To encourage design engineers, researchers and students, Motorola on Tuesday announced a contest that pays $2,000 for producing and describing design applications using Motorola's 56800 family of digital signal processors. The program, with a total purse of $100,000, is intended to generate and encourage creative, real-life products with Motorola's standard DSP products. Complete contest details are available at the company's .