Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Utah
Posts: 14

Today, the stars aligned, the Gods smiled upon me, and I beheld the power of memory! As luck would have it, in the course of one day, I received my Prism back from Tony Rudenko's 8MB upgrade service, got my Hagiwara 16MB memory module, and opened up my Matchbook module too! That means I have a whopping 16MB internally, 16 to match that on the back, and tons of storage on CF cards. Tony's workmanship was wonderful, the extra 8 works seamlessly with my original 8MB and I truly can't see any difference in speed or battery usage. Hagiwara's extra "oompha" in the springboard has been great! In just a couple of hours I nearly had the whole thing filled with data that I have been dying to get on my Prism. As if 32MB wasn't enough, I threw a bunch of maps, pics, E-books, and more on a 16MB CF card to take with me. The days of penny pinching for memory are coming to an end. I must say that I agree with Palm's theme of "symplicity", but in the case of memory, sometimes more is better.

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JC

Registered: May 2000
Location: UK
Posts: 87

Y ou say you have nearly filled the memory you currently have available, does this mean you are now looking for 64Mb on board, and a 128Mb flash ram?

Isn't there a saying about stuff expanding to fill the space available?

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Registered: May 2000
Location: St. Paul, MN
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Lucky!

That is really cool! I look forward to getting some type of compact flash module.. Don't need FLASH memory as much..

Wow.. That's IS pretty cool

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Registered: Aug 2000
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Y ou say you have nearly filled the memory you currently have available, does this mean you are now looking for 64Mb on board, and a 128Mb flash ram?

Isn't there a saying about stuff expanding to fill the space available?

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If any one needs that much memory, get a PPC with a cf microdrive card, it is my personal opinion that the PALMos dosn't deal with that much memory very well, mostly because it dosen't have a real filesystem, only a database system.

sam

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Last edited by Fat_Man on 03-04-2001 at 12:13 AM

Registered: Aug 2000
Location: St. Louis
Posts: 308

while your right about medical applications, there diffently aren't many for pocket pc yet, palm does have that advatage, though speaking from first hand experience There is no application that I had for my palm that I can't have for my i paq.

What has dawned on me, is if memory is realy that big of an issue I'd sugeest a TRGpro, if TRG would jut update that unit with a VZ processor and a better LCD then I can't see a better palm unit. (sorry handspring, the phripority connection killed you.


sam

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