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Academic buyers won't have a big problem with that price. It's a drop in the bucket in the scope of all but the smallest research budgets.
by ams6110 9y ago
Academic buyers won't have a big problem with that price. It's a drop in the bucket in the scope of all but the smallest research budgets.
- rbanffy 9y agoThat's a good way to sell half a dozen boards. :-( It may work to bootstrap a larger market, but this board will not be a hot seller.
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- mhayenga 9y agoEh, if they have a defined project maybe... $100 = Would buy this on a whim on the off-chance it's usable. Also, would consider buying 12x of them to outfit an undergrad lab. $1000 = Have to have a clear project/vision in mind of how the board would be used and how other methods (FPGA/emulation) couldn't suffice.
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