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Offline bbond007

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Quote from: Lando;792887
I like the look of the card, but also not a fan of this business model.

I think its a fair model, considering Jens has to warranty the CPU running at that speed which may cause a higher failure rate.

I also think it is a good model for future FPGA accelerators, where perhaps you'll be buying a USB controller or a GFX board "unlock"...
 

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Re: Introducing ACA 1221 Low Cost Accelerator At AmigaKit.com
« Reply #1 on: July 24, 2015, 01:29:17 AM »
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Nifty card, but the "business model" is a bit pony...

A bit like buying a family car and having the rear doors and seats inaccessible unless you fork out extra for a special key...

Mike.

that totally happens with toyota.

the buttons wore out on my remote door unlocker so I ordered a new remote off ebay from China.

the new remote came instructions staying to do all this nonsense (turn on/of key, open door, close door, hop on one leg, etc)  in a certain order in a certain amount of time and the remote would pair with the vehicle. whatever... fooled me... I looked silly.

meanwhile my truck has 4 doors, only one with lock... and you always forget that when you are in the grocery store parking lot with your kart.

Anyway, I had to send off to China again for a cable (look for Toyota techstream programmer), and after fussing with 64bit windows and 32bit drivers I was able to mate the remote to the vehicles computer.

While I was into the dealerships "super secret" menu I was able to see that there were all sorts of other features I could activate such as car alarm...I'm taking fully functional alarm that just came disabled. I enabled the alarm. Worked perfectly well, in fact to well, and I kept setting it off myself so later I disabled it.