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$85 - ouch.. Very tough pill to swallow with the RK3568 at $10-13 including an RK809 PMIC.
by 15155 2y ago
$85 - ouch.. Very tough pill to swallow with the RK3568 at $10-13 including an RK809 PMIC.
- adrian_b 2y agoRK3568, which is a quadruple Cortex-A55, is in a completely different class of products. Any price over $20 would be unacceptable for such products. The chips competing with Intel are only RK3588 and MediaTek Genio 1200. Those cannot be cheaper than Intel, because the SBCs made with them have prices from the same price as the Intel SBCs to much higher prices than the Intel SBCs. Radxa, which buys N100 in bulk, must pay at most $50 for one (the Intel list price is $55), but probably much less, perhaps as low as $30, but when you want only a few pieces you cannot buy at that price.
- 15155 2y agoThe RK3588 is $35 with PMIC at MOQ 1 from two different CN parts people I deal with.
- adrian_b 2y agoThat price was for RK3588 or for RK3588S? (The latter uses a smaller package where many of the interfaces of RK3588 are not connected to external pins.)
- 15155 2y agoRK3588 in BGA-1088 with the metal heat spreader
- dvdkon 2y agoLCSC has the RK3588S at 60 USD, so the high Intel prices on Mouser might just be artefacts of general parts suppliers selling specialised high-cost parts with high markup.