(this is the last one, I promise)
Most of our customers don't realise, but a majority of our product shipments are based on the ARM processor, not x86. x86 computers are bigger, pricier, and make us more money. But ARM is seriously more fun. There is so much more we can do in terms of hardware, software and enclosure customisation.
First up are two products. One is an ARM replacement for a hot selling x86 product. We have only been wanting to make this one for 9 years. We picked up the project again an year ago, and made some progress, till I got sick with Covid. After that it has mostly languished. Now, suddenly, x86 boards have vanished, and it is score one for ARM. Next week we hope to have the product finished and launched.
The second is also an ARM product, except our not-so-friendly vendor suddenly jacked up prices on the board. So, for now, it lies abandoned. Such is life in engineering - most of your designs don't see the light of day for commercial reasons.
Finally, here are chassis designs for our new Micro 3 and Micro 5 products. We hope to replace our hottest selling product, the Micro 2, with the Micro 3, with shipments beginning as early as this month.
That's it folks. If you know someone who has at least an year's experience in PCB design, do connect us. We are backlogged on the PCB design-fab-testing front currently, and could use some help.
Most of our customers don't realise, but a majority of our product shipments are based on the ARM processor, not x86. x86 computers are bigger, pricier, and make us more money. But ARM is seriously more fun. There is so much more we can do in terms of hardware, software and enclosure customisation.
First up are two products. One is an ARM replacement for a hot selling x86 product. We have only been wanting to make this one for 9 years. We picked up the project again an year ago, and made some progress, till I got sick with Covid. After that it has mostly languished. Now, suddenly, x86 boards have vanished, and it is score one for ARM. Next week we hope to have the product finished and launched.
The second is also an ARM product, except our not-so-friendly vendor suddenly jacked up prices on the board. So, for now, it lies abandoned. Such is life in engineering - most of your designs don't see the light of day for commercial reasons.
Finally, here are chassis designs for our new Micro 3 and Micro 5 products. We hope to replace our hottest selling product, the Micro 2, with the Micro 3, with shipments beginning as early as this month.
That's it folks. If you know someone who has at least an year's experience in PCB design, do connect us. We are backlogged on the PCB design-fab-testing front currently, and could use some help.