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Cellphone screens for VR is a more recent example of this.
by brador 10y ago
Cellphone screens for VR is a more recent example of this.
- posguy 10y agoYeah, but it seems like Nintendo could just move to a slightly newer SoC (say the Allwinner H3) with the same software stack and keep putting these out at a $2 premium to cover the more expensive SoC. A similar board to what was in the NES Classic, the OrangePi One, is $9.99 retail, and I'm sure Nintendo could put in under 20hrs of work total to add what they need to the board and stay within a dollar or two of that board's price point.
- planteen 10y ago20 hours of work? Are you kidding me? You are going to need to spin the PCB, re-validate signal integrity, deal with the situation of purchasing over 100k of the part, re-tool your manufacturing setup, make whatever software changes are required and re-validate SW, and probably a whole lot of other things.
- paulcole 10y agoThese are the same kind of delusional people who think Twitter is a weekend project.
- frik 10y agoAnd in LED projectors. The only question is why aren't there chinese made FullHD LED projectors in the cheaper price range? Maybe as people still buy the 320x200, 800x400 and HD (1280x800) LED projectors. It would take one chinese manufacturer to change the cycle, if he releases a 1920x1080 FullHD LED projector for $300 or less.