[News] Pictures of the MicroA1 "Industrial" motherboard | ANN.lu |
Posted on 17-Oct-2004 12:25 GMT by Not ArticiaP | 69 comments View flat View list |
On this link you will see three pictures of the MicroA1 "Industrial" motherboard: http://lain.ziaspace.com/~ryu/a1. On the pictures you can see that it still uses the ArticiaS northbridge, as well as the VIA 686B southbridge, but a standalone Sil0680 IDE controller is there as well.
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Comment 1 | Neil Thomas | | 17-Oct-2004 11:25 GMT |
Comment 2 | Adam Kowalczyk | | 17-Oct-2004 12:15 GMT |
Comment 3 | Joe | | 17-Oct-2004 12:28 GMT |
Comment 4 | Anonymous | | 17-Oct-2004 13:22 GMT |
Comment 5 | ikir | Registered user | 17-Oct-2004 13:23 GMT |
Comment 6 | Anonymous | | 17-Oct-2004 13:54 GMT |
Comment 7 | Zylesea | | 17-Oct-2004 14:55 GMT |
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Pictures of the MicroA1 "Industrial" motherboard : Comment 8 of 69 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Neil Thomas on 17-Oct-2004 15:58 GMT | In reply to Comment 7 (Zylesea): Becasue in the real world designs take time to configure and get working correctly, it takes a great deal of cash and time inuptus to get upto, let alone beyond the cuttinr edge curve. It's easy for you to suggest specs of components that you want, but it is not so easy to implement (not just from a technical point of view). Budgets, supply of components, CAD time & software development time, these are all valid answers to your questions. Other products start the developement lifecycle from different positions so are closer or further away from the development curve. That's life and the balance of economics. Engineering isn't about getting the best, it's a compromise between what is possible, and what is necessary. And it all has a price.
Neil Thomas, AKA MiniBobF |
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