Once things moved on to 28 nm, the equivalent fab would've cost US$6 billion, whereas a cutting edge 5 nm fab today, comes in at as much as US$16 billion. It's unclear if the costs have been inflation adjusted or not, but a 90 nm 12-inch fab that could output 50,000 wafers a month, is said to have cost US$2.4 billion to build when it was the cutting edge node. The costs mentioned are estimates, but seem quite likely and explains why there's so little competition in the foundry business. They are available at in four colors, including Black, White, Blue and Rose Pink, for a suggested retail price of $69.99.Īccording to an article by DigiTimes, which kind of states the obvious, the foundry industry isn't likely to change much over the next few years, as the cost of building a cutting edge foundry keeps increasing, which means the competition isn't likely to catch up with the market leaders. However, the AV52s also deliver significantly improved noise cancellation and battery life, offering a whole new level of performance and convenience for everything from gaming to videoconferencing.
In addition to AccuVoice, the new ZVOX AV52 shares some of the same characteristics as its best-selling sibling, the AV50, including high-quality audio performance and exceptional comfort for long stretches of uninterrupted listening. The advanced algorithms used by AccuVoice lift voices out of the background sounds to bring them forward. All ZVOX headphones feature AccuVoice, the company's proprietary dialogue clarification technology, which uses hearing aid technology to make voices crystal-clear, even at low volumes.
ZVOX is the only company designing headphones for baby boomers. ZVOX Audio, the industry leader in dialogue clarification technology, introduced the latest addition to its AccuVoice line of Noise Cancelling Headphones today, the ZVOX AV52.
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