is my 5200 obsolete?

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Is my 5200 now obsolete?

Don't think so, it looks a lot better than this one with it's ugly cranks and shifters.

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Only if you are dumb enough to think so!

Hawke

I've been wondering what this frame was -- if it's a new OCLV why haven't we heard more about it? My
impression was that one reason the design hasn't changed significantly in a decade (OK, new head
tube for 1-and-an-eighth steerers) is that it was super expensive for Trek to change all the molds.
--Shayana Kadidal

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Callistus Valerius said:

Is my 5200 now obsolete?

You'd do better to post to comp.arch.fpga but as luck would have it I can answer your question. The
5200 is four generations old and no longer supported by the current sw tools. Eight years is an
eternity in the electronics industry. I recommend that you upgrade to a Spartan-3 immediately. You
won't regret it.

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Bret

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Yes, it is completely worthless. I would do you a favor and take it off your hands for no charge.
Send me an email and I will send you my mailing address.
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