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For high-volume, low-margin embedded applications (like cellphones) FPGAs are not cost-effective. They also don't offer the circuit density or the power-saving
by supahfly_remix 16y ago
For high-volume, low-margin embedded applications (like cellphones) FPGAs are not cost-effective. They also don't offer the circuit density or the power-savings of custom chips.
- rdtsc 16y agoI was going to say the same thing. The price is already too high. At $60-$100 I think it is already too pricey if they are aiming for the same embedded market.