Fox Electronics have put off a bunch of projects to pool its resources into countering the "F-386 AI infection" early this year, several lawsuits from major tech giants are still ongoing over how we put customer satisfaction over building hardware that is locked with layers of security, taking the majority of their customers away over a simple computer that just works. However, the Super Duotronic computer is still under development and should have a prototype out by this Christmas. Development on the FE-PA RISC 7100 CPU is almost complete and should be ready for the market right around the middle of October. The FE RISC PA 7100 LP (low power), FE PA RISC 71120 and 71150 "Turbo" will be released righr around summer of next year. the expected price tag for the FE-PA RISC 7100 CPU is gonna cost you right around twenty five hundred dollars for it and the application for it is gonna be targeted for high end work stations and test equipment that runs Linux or Unix based systems from the 90s and right around the early 2000s. There's also development on making education kits that you can build your own micro computer based on the selected CPU you wanna use in your kit, and its gonna be launched right around the Christmas season as well. However, Fox Electronics are thinking about getting into the game console market as well and hopefully develop a prototype by next fall and hopefully launch it by next Christmas as well.
