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To: Bill Jackson who wrote (80150)5/16/2002 10:40:41 AM
From: heatsinker2Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
Bill- Standard range for automotive parts is +85C. Cost will be more important if both parts can do +85C. Also remember that 125C is only for storage, so AMD doesn't have an operating temperature advantage, assuming that both parties are being truthful.



To: Bill Jackson who wrote (80150)5/16/2002 11:09:05 AM
From: wanna_bmwRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
Bill, Re: "In some apps the higher temp part is de rigeur. AMD will have those areas to itself..."

Not necessarily. Intel has other flash products that have a 125C degree limit in the specifications. Just not StrataFlash at this point. IMO, for most areas of an automobile (unless you are installing GPS, etc), you don't need high density flash, so what benefit would MirrorBit have over, say, AMD's single-bit flash lines? Or Intel's?

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