Anything with an FPGA is never a "basic design", FPGA's are always complicated. There exists no FPGA hardware that costs only $1 per unit. (FPGA is an expensive technology, which is why it is not suitable for any low-cost market segment, like consumer hardware.) You show little literacy about hardware development and failed to answer a technical question that would not release any vital information about the supposedly privately commissioned product.
Honestly I think you sound a lot like a scammer. Videos don't provide any real proof as they can easily be faked and your grammar and word usage sounds like you are 14 years old.
What do you say?
Honestly I think you sound a lot like a scammer. Videos don't provide any real proof as they can easily be faked and your grammar and word usage sounds like you are 14 years old.
What do you say?
are you stupid? he's talking dollar khash ratio. he wasn't talking about a 1 dollar, complete unit. get off of your horse.
