Registered: Feb 2000
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The Innogear MP3 player looks beyond cool, especially since they've said they'll make it able to work out-of-slot. One of the coolest features is the huge memory capacity with the ability to allow the Visor to use the storage for its own stuff.

I have a question, though. That's more memory than the Dragonball processor can access at once; will ordinary programs be able to read from it? If not, what API does it use? Is there a standard way for programs to access HUGE Springboards? If not, then there's a serious danger that every huge springboard will fragment the market by requiring special program support.

Hope I'm just paranoid... Either way, though, that puppy is COOL.

-Billy

Registered: Nov 1999
Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan USA
Posts: 790

As I understand it, the Innogear player will not use the Visor processor at all. It has some industry memory pack(s) that you store the MP3s in and the player reads those.

Registered: Dec 1999
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Originally posted by PDAENVY:
As I understand it, the Innogear player will not use the Visor processor at all. It has some industry memory pack(s) that you store the MP3s in and the player reads those.

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