The RBPI is being sold for $25.
This price is based on Broadcom providing high volume pricing to the non-pr=
ofit.

How will Broadcom react if the RBPI boards are used by for-profit groups to=
 compete with Broadcom OEM customers ?
    In other words ..... RBPI boards used for non-educational purposes...
Does the non-profit have an agreement that ensures them adequate supplies o=
f the Broadcom chip ????
What will Broadcom do if details of the inner workings of the chip leak out=
 ?  There will be pressure for this to happen.

99guspuppet
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