Chapter 623: Double Happiness for Sergeyev
After all, the circuit diagram is fully exposed, and there is no difficulty in manufacturing the transistor. Even if the transistor model is hidden, it is very easy to find out which transistor to use through testing.
The rest is nothing too difficult. You don’t even need to consider high-frequency circuits. The operating frequency of about 1MHz is really not high. It probably doesn’t even need to match the trace length. kind.
This kind of imitation is commonly known as "manual work".
Having said that, for the old scientists who are imitating, it is also a relief to be able to imitate it.
It was unexpected that his little brother, who was far behind him, had been ruthlessly making money for so long, not only his own, but also those of the Economic Assistance Council and other countries.
Originally, Lao Maozi didn't really want to imitate this machine. This thing was not very fast.
But they soon discovered that although this thing is not fast, it saves power.
If you think it is of little use in saving power, it is small.
If there is no requirement for volume and weight, it is cheap.
If you don't care about money, it is reliable.
Not all jobs require mainframes. Some jobs can be done with or without computers. Those are two different efficiencies, even if it is a computer that is not too fast.
This is not the fastest computer, but it is the computer with the widest range of comprehensive indicators.
Gan!
This is how Lao Maozi fell into the circle of DJS-59.
Buy it quickly, Amao, there are all DJS outside...
So when Lao Maozi finally had to organize manpower to imitate the DJS-59, his mood was extremely delicate.
Fortunately, Southern Comrades' technical skills are always limited. Although their products have exquisite ideas and high technical content, the technical foundation they require is extremely simple.
Isn’t it just a triode? Isn’t it just a double-sided board? Is there anything else? there is none left.
During the process of imitation, Lao Maozi's scientists even thought, "That's it?"
But the bad thing is that in the process of their imitation, Southern Comrades have enhanced the functions of DJS-59 through software and peripherals time and time again.
Assembly language, editing environment, C language, modem, communication software, email, printer, operating system...
This makes Davari, who is imitating this thing, have to stop the imitation work again and again to evaluate the possibility of applying these new technologies to the imitation results. If these new technologies cannot be applied to the imitation results, the imitation will be lost. significance.
Although this kind of thing seems unbelievable to later generations who were fed comfortably by the Wintel alliance when general-purpose computers were rampant, it was perfectly normal in the early days of computer technology development.
Fortunately, the capabilities of southern comrades are limited, and they cannot put too many restrictions on their achievements.
The imitation work was suspended again and again and started again and again.
Finally, it seemed that the comrades in the South had finally exhausted all their ideas and stopped at operating the system.
The Davaris responsible for the imitation work were finally able to complete their tasks quickly without being affected.
Today, all this has come to fruition. Southern Comrade’s DJS-59 is not difficult. For us, it is just a very simple thing. As long as we are willing, we can pick it up by lowering our heads.
This is not a major technological victory, but it is an important step away from torture.
The bearded man grabbed the Mediterranean: "Comrade, congratulations! Now you and I will report to Comrade Sergeyev and tell him that he can severely reject the southern comrades."
In fact, the bearded man had no prejudice or hatred towards the southern comrades, but this tortuous imitation process made him feel bad.
Two hours later, in Comrade Sergeyev's office, Sergeyev saw the bearded man and the Mediterranean Sea.
Sergeyev saw the bearded man's face beaming with joy, and a smile appeared on Sergeyev's face as he knew the specific work he was responsible for.
"My dear Comrade Vitaly, it seems that you have brought me good news."
"Comrade Sergeyev, I have indeed brought you good news, great news." Vitaly showed a big smile and turned to look at the Mediterranean Sea: "Comrade Anatoly, you Let’s report it.”
Mediterranean took out two test reports and pushed up the glasses on the bridge of his nose: "Comrade Sergeyev, I am happy to report to you that we have completed the imitation of the transistor computer of the southern comrade, and it is very successful!" < br>
Although he had expected it, this clear good news still made Sergeyev overjoyed: "I know it, I know it! Comrade Anatoly, please be more careful." He said about the details. In fact, he wasn't interested at all. As the person in charge of civilian goods trade, he didn't understand these details, but he just wanted to keep his good mood going for a while while listening to the report.
Although I don’t understand it, it’s very cool.
Anatoly followed suit, picked up the report in his hand, and gave a detailed report on the electrical test and functional test process of the counterfeit product.
The content of his report was extremely detailed, from every parameter to every software, and he did not forget to highlight Comrade Vitaly's leadership role in the process.
This pleases Vitaly very much, Anatole is a good Davari!
The lengthy report made Sergeyev a little sleepy, but he still kept his spirits up. Compared to this, the joy of getting rid of the restraint occupied more ground in his head.
"Comrade Sergeyev, this is the situation. I can responsibly confirm to you that we can completely produce transistor computers with the same specifications and performance by ourselves."
Anatoly finally finished speaking, and Sergeyev applauded: "Okay, my good comrade, this is the best news I have heard today. I think you can also reveal a number to me, How much money can we save and how much benefit can we get from the EDA countries? ”
When Anatole heard this question, he fell silent for a moment, as if he was calculating.
After a long time, he spoke with difficulty: "I think we will be able to save a lot of money in one year."
This answer caught Sergeyev a little off guard: "One year later? Why one year later? Are you telling me that we can't save money within this year? Comrade Anatoly, we don't need to transfer R&D to If the expenses are allocated to the cost, why does it have to be done after one year? ”
Anatoly didn't speak, and Vitaly spoke first: "Comrade Sergeyev, maybe it's because we handle more production links than they do, or maybe they are eager to obtain foreign exchange and adopt a low-price strategy. In short, in Within one year, our production price is more than 15% higher than their export CIF price.”
These words made Sergeyev feel suffocated even more than what Anatoly said just now: "Comrade Vitaly, you mean that in fact, the price of our own production is far higher than their export price, even Anatoly Comrade Li’s ‘one year’ is just an expectation that cannot see the light of day?”
Vitaly nodded: "The actual situation is like this, Comrade Sergeyev, we have more production links than them, the inspections we need to go through are stricter than theirs, and our standards are stricter than theirs..."
The price is also higher than theirs, he added silently in his mind.
Sergeyev was a little depressed, but he soon became happy again.
"Okay, okay, this is not bad news. Although the country has paid more money, the money has stayed in the country, and our comrades in all aspects have been tempered, right?" He smiled.
"Yes, yes, Comrade Sergeyev, what you said is so right, this is the situation! All comrades have been... exercised! At least, we can produce this thing ourselves without having to pay any more money, and Something other than money ”
To some extent, they are right.
As a country, it is best to buy resources from others, but it is best to use its own industrial products, especially high-tech industrial products.
Even if these two options may cost more book benefits, as long as they are still within a reasonable range, then this is the best choice.
Sergeyev became happy again: "Yes, my dear Davari, money is corrupt, and the most important thing is to be able to produce it yourself. As for the interests of the Economic Assistance Council countries, let them be given to the comrades in the south. Well, I think they need these more.”
For the same thing, the domestic purchase price is already 15% higher than the other party's export price. It is unimaginable how high the export price will be.
The Economic Assistance Council countries are not fools. Instead of buying cheap genuine products, they buy expensive imitations. Under normal circumstances, they would never make such a trade decision unless they use AK to force them to bow.
Having said this, everyone here was in high spirits, and the office was filled with a happy atmosphere.
"Tuk tuk tuk..."
There was a knock on the office door, and with Sergeyev's voice, Petrovich walked in. He was holding a document in his hand and his face was full of excitement.
"Hahaha, Comrade Sergeyev, look what good news I have brought you?" As soon as he entered the door, he raised the document in his hand.
This put Sergeyev in a better mood.
Finally freed from the computer stranglehold of southern comrades, and now Petrovich has more good news.
Whatever the news is, just look at the smile on Petrovich's face and you'll know it's sure to brighten your mood!
"Petrovich, tell me, there is so much good news today!"
The document in Petrovich's hand was handed to Sergeyev: "Our lovely southern comrades officially informed me today that they will reduce the price of the DJS-59 computer by 10%. At the same time, they also opened another export to us. A new type of computer! Look, this new type of computer is definitely a good thing!”
Xie, Wei and Ah: "??!!"
(End of chapter)