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To: Doren who wrote (27871)	3/15/2000 10:12:00 PM
From: Matt Peterson	Respond to of 213182

6mb? That sounds strange Doren, somehow 6 meg pc card sounds a little odd. It almost sounds like a special memory product, like a Sony memory stick. I was think of the sram L2 cache type of memory. I went back and looked at pricewatch.com, but typed in 'cache' for the search term. I came up with a wide range of prices, which is not surprising since most systems produced in the last two years have non-user servicable L2 cache. Anyway, here is the range I found: $14 - $110/meg (generic PC pipeline burst cache - Newer PMac 1meg L2). So: 128Mb RDRAM = $ 560 128Mb SDRAM = $ 64 therefore: 1Mb RDRAM = $4.38 1Mb SDRAM = $0.50 1Mb SRAM = $14-$110 Oh well...If they could bring the price of sram down, THAT would be truly revolutionary.