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The thing is, this isn't really interesting as a card to slap in your desktop PC. I think the market is people who do embedded projects and want something more
by alanctgardner2 13y ago
The thing is, this isn't really interesting as a card to slap in your desktop PC. I think the market is people who do embedded projects and want something more open than an Adreno or Tegra chip. Those guys will either put this on an FPGA for prototyping, or layout a board for their specific needs and use an ASIC. Either way, the KS itself can't really ship a hardware part to help them.