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I RetrOVolver
Netherlands
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Posts 3
13 Jul 2011 01:01
| Thank you Marcel :) I recall putting down about 1200 Dutch Guilders (or Deutsche Mark) for an Amiga 4000 back in the days when so nothing changed then.. assuming your best bet is accurate. I guess it all boils down to the production cost as a bigger batch means lower costs, but the need of a bigger investment. Either way.. want one so bad :)
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Martin Durik
Slovak Republic
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Posts 29
15 Jul 2011 20:33
| 1200 euro ?
omg, thats too much even for fastest amiga. I understand thats custom machine, but 1200e is too much for me. 600 is also much. I can afford about 300-400e (without hdd / psu)
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Niclas Aronsson
Sweden
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Posts 57
15 Jul 2011 23:05
| Martin Durik wrote:
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1200 euro ?
omg, thats too much even for fastest amiga. I understand thats custom machine, but 1200e is too much for me. 600 is also much. I can afford about 300-400e (without hdd / psu)
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For that amount you would get just the Altera Cyclone IV chip.. nothing more.
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Jakob Eriksson
Sweden
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Posts 1097
15 Jul 2011 23:44
| Slightly more. But not much more, true. :-)
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Marcel Verdaasdonk
Netherlands
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Posts 3991
16 Jul 2011 00:54
| the PCB setup cost is a bit over 200 too but this price drops rapidly when making more then just a proto board so.
and then we still haven't said a thing over production. ;)
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Do you have questions about the Natami?