iamaboringperson wrote:
At least the AmigaOne costs less than a Terron board bought straight from MAI!
And how much would that be ? And no we ain't talking bout an evaluation-board
with full developer-support......
And even those get an hefty price-drop by just ordering 2-5 boards, and
an unknown price for 6 and more. A number even an smaller Amiga-dealer
could easily handle.
@Argo
Eyetech just resel what MAI has developed, so they are far from being the best
source for info on the upcoming boards.
But lets be realistic (or overly optimistic if we look at the delays round ArticiaS/P).
MAI has just licenced those techs, and it will take atleast a year to get a minimal
working chip. Another 6 months to get a eval-board ready and cure the chips from
it's major flaws (and those will be there as they have have 0 experience in fast busses
and DDR-interfaces). 6 months for developing a retail-ready version of said eval-board
and to get OS4.x working on it.
