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Re: I don't get it.
« on: June 22, 2010, 09:26:14 PM »
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Lets not forget though that even the SAM 440 was called too expensive by most.  Certain hobbies have a certain unavoidable cost of entry.  When I paid $500 for a used PegII (G3 mind you) intrinsically it was not worth $500.


New PegasosII/G3 boards costed 299Euros in 2003 (around 320 dollars with old exchange rate) and G4 model costed 499Euros (around 540 dollars with old exchange rate). That was 7 years ago, when euro-dollar change was good for USA people but what I mean is that in 2003 a PegasosII-G4/1Ghz costed new 540$. That was *seven* years ago, that's why Sam440 looks expensive to some of us.
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Re: I don't get it.
« Reply #1 on: June 22, 2010, 10:35:25 PM »
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By the way, how many PegII boards were produced? And were they made here in europe or out sourced in Asia? (manufacturing I mean).

I think all batches were produced at DCE factory in Germany. There was a video that showed how the boards were built. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P-ZT06NehI

According to old news 400 April2 Peg1 were produced and pre-april and april1 may have been updated. In any case I don't expect more than 500 Peg1 machines. Peg2 was produced in higher numbers, in addition to normal sales Freescale was interested in having them available as developer system and bought some hundreds for developers.
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