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To: samkin who wrote (861)	4/18/1997 12:43:00 PM
From: mac	of 10309

>"The memory needed by a Windows CE system is totally dependent > on which components the designer of the system selects. For > example, a low end system with just the kernel, the >communications > stacks, and a single non-display application would require less > than one-half Megabyte of ROM and 256KB of RAM (depending on the > application needs, of course)." It used to be that 1/2 MB ROM and 256k RAM were considered prohibitively large requirements for most embedded systems, and certainly too large for small "deeply" embedded systems, e.g., automobile applications. Is this still not the case? The RTOS vendors require approx. 1/10 that size ROM. Isn't that a considerable competitive advantage? brian

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