Trash80toHP_Mini
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Excellent news, I'd be very happy to see someone take the lead on this.
I'd appreciate a link to that video, I'm happy to learn how the process changed in the last couple of years, so much has changed so quickly in the Raspberry Pi revolution. Glad to see such cost savings spread to larger, more complex boards.
I'm not fighting you, just pointing out that you were underestimating costs, problems and processes by a very large margin. Boards for cheap from China are one thing, that's an all but, if not completely automated process. "Getting the board also assembled for cheap" in small quantity production gives me nightmares of rampant child labor abuse.I really disagree. There are many many examples of far more complicated boards for the hobbyist market being sold right now, presumably at a good profit. Check some of EEVblog's videos.. he got 4 layer boards the size of a motherboard made for $20 each - delivered in 5 days. Getting the board also assembled for cheap isn't out of the question.
I'd appreciate a link to that video, I'm happy to learn how the process changed in the last couple of years, so much has changed so quickly in the Raspberry Pi revolution. Glad to see such cost savings spread to larger, more complex boards.
That's my point, it's relevant to, but OT in this thread. A general discussion in hacks on how to jumpstart projects would be of more use.and the discussion is relevant to this thread also, cause a manifestation of the same problem - no updates in 4 months? It's dead, Jim
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