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I feel part of the reason is that processors such as MT6261 are getting cheaper and cheaper. The marginal benefit of producing a simpler and smaller design is l
by jlouis 9y ago
I feel part of the reason is that processors such as MT6261 are getting cheaper and cheaper. The marginal benefit of producing a simpler and smaller design is likely going to go away quickly.
It is the end-game for hardware. Software has already been gobbled up by language designs which are less and less hardware-near for the very same reason.
- Hasz 9y agoI was thinking purely from a power consumption / die size / support stand point. Not sure what the MT6261 quiescent current is, but I'd expect it to be in the 100s of uA. An MSP430 can get down to 0.1uA, which is much more difficult to detect. If I had to guess, the MSP430 die is probably about 1/4 the size of the MT6261 die. Most importantly, I can't find a MT6261 datasheet anywhere except for taobao. This just makes development harder.
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- bhouston 9y agoDatasheet here: http://mediatek-club.ru/datasheet-mediatek-mt6261a http://mediatek-club.ru/datasheet-mediatek-mt6261a