It's actually sold on their Crowd Supply for $99 per 4-antenna RF tile, just as the said on their website.
replySee the 6-pack: https://www.crowdsupply.com/scale-rf/quadrf#products
Prices have gone a little insane in the last year though too to be fair to them.
replyThe Pi alone... just today, someone over at Reddit spotted a Pi 5 being sold for 350$ [1].
reply[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/1uso8u1/insanity/
I thought that might just be Amazon resellers capitalizing on marks being too lazy to go off site at first when they were $280 at Microcenter (still crazy expensive). [0] Then Adafruit had them for the same $350! [1] And it really does seem to be driven by the ram too the 4 GB model is only $130 (or $104 at MC).
reply[0] https://www.microcenter.com/product/702590/raspberry-pi-5?rd...
Just like eBay, an Amazon listing for a certain price does not mean the item is actually /selling/ for that price -- especially with badly-coded dynamic re-pricing algorithms hooked into listings these days.
replyIt looks like it has 4 tiles on it, no?
replyYea its mimo 2x2.
replyPoint still stands that they initially said it would be $50-$100. And its going for $500.
I mean if a single tile is 50-100, then 4 is 200-400, so it's not that far?
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