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To: kpf who wrote (2099)	10/5/2007 6:18:28 AM
From: Rink	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4590

Tx. I don't like the scenario much though. It's only a possibility currently as there are still a couple basic technical questions unsolved regarding Samsung's PCM, PRAM: 1- Besides the following technical bits and pieces it'll be nice to know read/write bandwidth + latencies (especially for random reads). a) Samsung PRAM: Message 23605203 b) Ovonyx that's the source of PCM IP: Message 22603385 c) Well here's a rather nice source so common I almost overlooked it: en.wikipedia.org 2- Is PRAM really many times more expensive to produce as someone here (you?) once said? I never saw it confirmed and the data that is available suggests a rather small cell size. 3- Is PRAM electrically compatible and pin compatible with other NOR chips? BTW, I checked it once more: 512Mb PRAM is generally said to become available early '08. Regards, Rink