龙芯真象

看了这篇文章，相当难过。
但即使是这样，我认为龙芯还是有希望。

它的激励作用，鼓舞作用要大于商业价值。

我仍然相信胡伟武。

龙芯 汉芯




参考:
www.linux.com/feature/119890

那时候和我老爸说国内硬件技术不行
我老爸说  不是有个龙芯么............

看了半天，这篇文章也没啥 “真相”抖搂出来啊，有啥难过的？

那个....研发是国内研发的，制作记得不是....

研究和生产是两个领域，而国内一向重研发而轻生产。

任何产品都是不是靠高涨的爱国热情来支撑，我不觉得几千元一龙心台本本有啥竞争力。

钱多的话可以买一本试试...

现在中国的这些所谓科研，凡是提什么独立知识产权的，要么是不知道什么叫独立知识产权是为蠢人，要么是知道而故意瞎说是为骗子。

标题党？？？

的确是真的。
Behind-the-scenes controversy

Originally, ICT claimed that Loongson has completely independent intellectual property rights. As it turned out, however, ICT had been using the MIPS instruction set without obtaining a license. ICT asked the government to pay for the license at $200,000 per generation of Loongson chip but was refused. After failing to come to an agreement with MIPS Technologies, ICT had to stop referring to the Loongson chips as MIPS-compatible processors.

To earn back the trust of the government and the Chinese people, ICT launched many ambitious yet ultimately fruitless plans over the past two years. For example, it promised to produce a 1,998-yuan ($250) laptop for Chinese students in 2007, but finally declared that the price would be at 5,000 to 6,000 yuan ($660 to $800) when it might go on the market next year.

ICT had to resort to international cooperation to settle its trust problem. It worked with STMicroelectronics to get a proper license; STMicroelectronics had signed a licensing agreement with MIPS Technologies for the MIPS64 architecture. ICT hopes that STMicroelectronics, one of the 10 largest chip makers in the world, can help improve Loongson's production technology. In exchange, STMicroelectronics has a five-year agreement to produce and sell Loongson processors and computers in markets around the world. According to the agreement, STMicroelectronics will pay ICT $2 for each Loongson chip sold.

Loongson Box won't make inroads into the market soon because of its poor price-performance ratio. Last year, ICT trial-produced 1,000 Loongson Box products and sold them at 1,599 yuan ($210), but the price of the mass-produced Loongson Box will be higher than the trial-produced version. With display, keyboard, mouse, and CD-ROM, its price may reach $400, which is no less than many better-performing computers with Intel or AMD CPUs. Loongson's lone advantage seems to be its low power consumption.

A plus for ICT is that the Chinese government will support Loongson chips regardless of the price-performance ratio. Once Loongson chips can meet basic demand, China plans buy them for its army, government offices, and public education. In addition, some local governments have been purchasing computers for China's rural areas to demonstrate the achievement of the "new country construction." It's estimated that China's rural areas will utilize at least 6 million computers in 2007 and 2008, giving Loongson a big boost in this arena.

To earn back the trust of the government and the Chinese people, ICT launched many ambitious yet ultimately fruitless plans over the past two years. For example, it promised to produce a 1,998-yuan ($250) laptop for Chinese students in 2007, but finally declared that the price would be at 5,000 to 6,000 yuan ($660 to $800) when it might go on the market next year.

不理解为何农民伯伯就一定需要龙芯电脑。

农民伯伯需要的是高性价比的神舟电脑。