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Re: Howto vary reflection coefficient?

I was quoted $1625 for a single ChronoColor display engine, and FPGA
driver chip by Displaytech ($1500, and $125 respectively). You would
still have to make a board with the a few support components: SGRAM
framebuffer, LVDS transmitter (National DS90CR851), and a video A/D chip
if you want to drive the display with a standard analog VGA signal. It's
a far cry from a developers kit, but significantly cheaper.

Cheers!

Tony Havelka wrote:
> 
> $8,500 is the best I could get for the single display dev kit. and $9,995
> for a dual display eval kit.  If you can get any better pricing, I'd be
> interested because I want one too.
> 
> - Tony
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From:   Roland Orre [SMTP:]
> Sent:   Monday, May 04, 1998 10:54 PM
> To:     
> Cc:     
> Subject:        Re: Howto vary reflection coefficient?
> 
> No, they could not give me any price on the display enginge yet. It is my
> own rather strong guess that the price will be affordable.
> 
> >> Tony Havelka <> wrote:
> >> >> This summer I guess that I may afford one of these VGA-chips
> >> >> out there.
> >
> >> > What VGA chip are you talking about?
> >
> >> The chip within the CD-0307-MV1 ChronoColor VGA Display Engine.
> >> http://www.displaytech.com/dev-kit-specs2.html
> >
> > Did you get a price on that?
> 
>         Best regards
>         Roland

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