EPF is the industry's premier venue for new processor introductions, and
this year ARM, SuperH, and Texas Instruments are among the presenters who
will be using benchmark scores from the Embedded Microprocessor Benchmark
Consortium (EEMBC) to validate performance claims for new devices. For
additional information on the EPF program and events, see the EPF web site
at: http://www.mdronline.com/epf/.

If you haven't already registered for Embedded Processor Forum (June 16-19
at the San Jose Fairmont), now you can go for nearly half off the regular
price. In-Stat/MDR has reduced the price for EEMBC members and registered
users to just $1045 - nearly half off the regular price of $1,993 for the
main conference on June 17-18 and the new EDN Design Day on June 16. If you
can attend only on June 17-18, the price drops another $50 to $995.

In addition to the regular conference, Embedded Processor Forum (EPF)
continues to offer its outstanding series of full-day seminars presented by
the industry's leading analysts. EEMBC, in cooperation with In-Stat/MDR, has
arranged for its member or site registrants a price of $798 per seminar
($100 off) or $2591 for the complete four-day package, including the two-day
conference and two full-day seminars.

To take advantage of this special offer, call 480-483-4441 (in Arizona) and
mention the special EEMBC discount.

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