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To: Tom Caruthers who wrote (13906)	3/18/2008 2:27:05 PM
From: NightOwl	Respond to of 14464

Particularly in China I think. 0\|0

To: Tom Caruthers who wrote (13906)	3/19/2008 12:39:53 AM
From: NightOwl	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 14464

Well Mr. Caruthers... I have found a very interesting *potential* "Killer App" for F-RAM in the trade press. I would like to share this with you... but first you have to PROMISE NOT TO TELL ANYONE!!! I doubt Mom & Pop are capable of accurately judging the impact... *if any... of this information... and you know... what with all the market mania infecting people these days... I certainly would not want to be blamed for any old farts, deaf mutes, drunks, orphans or widows loosing their life savings. <Hoo><ack><ack><Haa> So! AFTER* you take The Oath of Secrecy... look at what *MAY* be coming to a Lowes... HomeDepot... or AceHardware... near you: eetimes.com This has been on the "secret" drawing boards for a "bad" good while: epn-online.com epn-online.com But the real "new" news bits can be found on this page: plogginternational.com If you scroll down to the deep dark recesses of the specifications at the bottom of the page... you will find a 64Kb F-Ram buried in the very heart of this Plogg thingies... be they Bluetoothed... or be they ZigBee'd. And of course... we all know what this is: ("The FM3135 is designed for use in meters, elapsed time monitors, time-of-use recording, and other data-storage applications that require time-stamping. The high endurance and fast writes of F-RAM combined with an RTC make it ideal for systems that time stamp events.") tradingmarkets.com Now remember Mr. Caruthers... "MUM's" the word!!! Particularly since we're talking Anglia... Marlow... UK... King and Queen... Prince Harry... Shepherds Pie... Tea... and stuff. <vbg> 0\|+ <----- Owl Winking