[Open-graphics] euro-buyers ; connector
Timothy Normand Miller
theosib at gmail.com
Fri Apr 18 12:49:47 EDT 2008
If Attila and/or Lourens can handle Europe, we're set there. Hamish
could handle the UK. JHB, New Zealand. I have someone in Canada who
can handle that for me (if there's a cost savings). Anywhere else
will be likely be single units, so there would be no cost savings,
although I could imagine possibly getting a handful of orders from
Japan.
On 4/18/08, Dieter <netbsd at sopwith.solgatos.com> wrote:
> I assume a European distributor would charge quite a premium
> for a small number of orders?
>
> Perhaps European buyers could get together off list and arrange
> a group purchase? One payment to the US, one package to get
> through customs.
>
> If the brillant minds at the Federal Reserve keep driving the
> USD down, US$1500 will soon be only a couple of Euros. So
> European sales should boom.
>
> -----------
>
> At one point there was talk of economy, value, and premium
> cards. The premium card could include the larger FPGA, the
> connector, and a few matching connectors.
>
> > I really don't want Andy and
> > Howard having to custom solder for people who want it
>
> Definitely. Andy and Howard's time is better spent designing
> the next board.
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Timothy Normand Miller
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