[Open-graphics] OGD1 pricing
Jeff Garzik
jgarzik at pobox.com
Mon Feb 27 22:30:15 EST 2006
Timothy Miller wrote:
> On 2/27/06, Jeff Garzik <jgarzik at pobox.com> wrote:
>
>>Patrick McNamara wrote:
>>
>>>In some ways, I think it depends on what $X is. If it's $50US worth of
>>>parts, selling it for $300 is a 6x markup and would probably still be
>>>considered really cheap. On the other hand if $X is $250US, a 6x markup
>>>is $1500 which is probably more that you want to target for as it may
>>>put it out of reach folks you really want to have it.
>>
>>Actually, the cost is only vaguely relevant. The board should cost what
>>the market will bear. If each board costs $600 to produce, but the
>>market can only support $300, then $300 (or no sale) it is. If each
>>board costs $50 and the market will bear $300, then whoopee.
>
>
> The market for FPGA-based dev boards bears costs in the thousands.
> (But they probably do more testing, etc.)
>
> But OGP makes it a different animal.
Right... so what will the OGP dev board market bear?
My guess would be no more than $399...
Jeff
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