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[Henry David Sommer]

Zublin, Bryan wrote
> 
> So why hasn't someone come out with an inexpensive (around $300) generic EFI 
> computer?  The price for existing aftermarket EFI computers is around $1000. 
>  What's the parts cost for the EFI332?  Maybe someone could take it to 
> market when all of the bugs are worked out.  This would be a great step for 
> those of us looking for more performance.

	Computers require software and algorithms. This is where the cost
comes from.  I don't know what the EFi32 list has decided about the
computer but the talk I saw was that it would be public domain and if
someone wanted they could make a kit and charge for the parts but
shouldn't look for a profit.  Please let me know what the correct status
is. 

Henry 

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