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I have little difficulty with a $200 price tag per unit if it does not
include a $30K price up front for a development system.

SteveD

"Ted Dennison" <dennison@telepath.com> wrote in message
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> In article <C%mM7.1835$Cp.5182@news1.bredband.com>, Per Sandbergs says...
> >
> >This sounds like soft realtime to me.
> >We made a measurment on WinNT4 on a double CPUmachine and got no problems
at
> >all to meet deadlines of 1 ms with windows runing.
>
> He said he had trouble with the extra $200 price tag per unit. Windows
would
> have that problem too.
>
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