Re: TI-H: Another memory expander idea.


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Re: TI-H: Another memory expander idea.




Jeff Rapp wrote:

> This was brought up a while back.  The only problem is that the data would
> need to be buffered onto a flash memory chip.  So therefor, after about
> 10,000 read/writes, you would need to replace the chip.  It may work if you
> could do all the buffering through a PIC or AVR?  Anybody on this?

Why not buffer to an SRAM? The data wouldn't need to remain after power
goes off if you're just using it for a buffer.

On a side note I doubt a floppy interface would be practical at all.
The HP-48 has one and it costs nearly $300, and its just not worth it.
If you want a small portable way to carry around programs, buy an E2.
Floppy drivers require too much power, are too heavy, and are too
hard to interface.

Bryan

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