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You know who doesn't have fabs? AMD, Nvidia, Apple, and Qualcomm.
Currently they use mostly TSMC and Samsung, and Intel is seeking to lure them away. Intel's semiconductor technology was lagging behind in recent years, but they seem to be catching up again.
Intel did have one major foundry customer previously - leading FPGA designer Altera - but then they bought them so it doesn't count anymore.
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All I want is a good, small Android tablet at a not too insane price.
What's the catch? That's expensive, yes, but phones with those specs cost more.
The catch is that's a 6.8" screen. Huge for a phone, pretty damn small for a tablet.
Still, maybe. If I nudge up the magnification on my reading glasses prescription it will look the same size as an 8" tablet while being, whoa, maaan, my hands are huuuge.
It's a scalable online database / application platform like Firebase, except that the entire platform is open source. You can pay a subscription fee and they run it for you, or you can download it and run it yourself.
Starting at $6 it's priced similarly to the Pi Pico too. And it's mostly pin-compatible.
But where the Pi Pico has 264k of RAM, the 0x64 has 64M.
That's a lot for a tiny embedded board like this. A lot less than a full-size Raspberry Pi, which starts at 1GB, but that is a fair bit bigger and also costs more than $6.