Yeah. Thats the big question. I'm sure in one or two year everyone wants
256MB RAM or even 512MB RAM.
Thats why I thought to make a Memory module for embedded device like the
one in a commen PC.
But one of the main problem is the connector and the board is not as compact
as a onboard design.
What possebilties we have:
1) Only Micron RAM version--> which is easy expandable but on the other
hand which needs more space
2) Only BGA Version --> which is very compact, but you can't increase the
amount of memory
3) A mix of BGA and SOP --> which is a compromise of the first two (128MByte
BGA and optional 128MByte SOP)
4) Memory Module --> which is unique in the embedded market but this will
increase the procuction cost
I think one of those possebilities is the right solution. We have to decide
now which is the right one.
Happy choosing
Juergen
>>I think 128MByte would be state of the art.
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>Does that mean you think 128MBytes is as much as you could ever
>want, or as much as you think we can fit?
>Are there any big memory users out ther considering Balloon
>(other than TCL, who seem to want as much memory as humanly
>possible, and tehn a bit more :)
>
>Steve
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