From: yaniv_vi (yaniv_vi_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 2002-01-31 18:58:57
hi
about assembly costs , i don't they would be hundereds of dollars per
device. i really believe that it might be possible for $50 or less.
and this would add up nicely for first sellable version.
maybe we could get about $200 for first version ?
also in future i believe we could make things to lower price
definetly. but that's future .
right now i just wish good luck to you sleeper and to your friend
joeg , fighting in the field for the future of open eeg .
what a patriotizm !!! :)
bye
yaniv
--- In buildcheapeeg_at_yahoogroups.com, "sleeper75se" <sleeper75se_at_yahoo.se> wrote:
> Hi Yaniv,
>
> nice idea.
>
> Most people are probably unable to build their own device, either
> because they don't have the right tools (not much is needed
though),
> skill or time. They would have to pay a few hundred dollars extra
> though, because manufacturing is not free.
>
> > so now the only issues are :
> > do we have to have a lawyer before doing this sales way ?
>
> A personal opinion from a non-lawyer: Hakuna matata. The lawyer
would
> have to review the laws of many countries = Expensive. So the best
> way is to work in good faith, but make no promises.
>
> Here's a general report on e-business in europe, prepared by a law-
> firm:
>
> http://www.bmck.com/ecommerce/Doing%20E-Commerce%20in%
20Europe/Doing%
> 20E-Commerce%20In%20Europe.pdf
>
> All countries have different policies and laws (regardless of the
> EU), so it is rather long (285 pages). Feel free to read it ;o) and
> try to draw a conclusion.
>
> > also we need someone who would do it in good price .
> > and also of course we need to finish to build and test the
> > machine :)
>
> I've just ordered the parts ($200 worth) for my device from
Digikey,
> to be delivered next week. There are still some tweaks needed for
the
> layout. Jim-M, and Joerg, if you are reading this: *please* take a
> look at message 2024 (Re: TinyEEG - ADC grounding question) and
> comment on it. I need some help here...
>
> Regards,
>
> Andreas
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