Thank you, but in other hand Amiga community is tired of waiting and promises of projects that never happened, schematics diagrams published but never finalized. Years and years of promises but few of the projects are finished. So Amiga community learned somehow to not trust anyone. Now on the various websites I see that I started little revolution because there are lot of websites on many languages people are turning to Amiga FPGA. Maybe they just needed some kind of prove that it is possible to create something like that and those who understand technology better than me will continue and create something spectacular. But in my point of view it would be hard to create anything at 400Mhz inside FPGA because most of the cores break at around 150Mhz and at higher speeds we would need to add more and more wait states and that can't result increasing performance. On their design I see lot of wasting of space and devices and then again we will see.
Technology is not static, nor are FPGA's.
