There's a certain fall-out rate when chips are produced.  We could
have the fab house send us the bad ones separately and we could sell
them for a few bucks apiece.  :)

On 4/28/05, Patrick McNamara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, I'll go on record as wanting to get a development card (maybe two).  I'll
> also want to get a production ASIC card (probably two), as well as a bare 
> ASIC.
> 
> Because someone is going to ask what I want a bare ASIC for, I share ahead of
> time.  I'm surrounded by professional chip designers on a daily basis.  When 
> we
> finally succeed in getting a shipping product, it will be something all of us
> should be proud of.  That bare ASIC is going to be embedded in Lexan, framed,
> and hung on my cube wall.  :)  I'm considering doing the same thing with one 
> of
> the production cards.
> 
> Patrick M
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