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Date: August 29, 1985 16:42
From: KIM::DOWNEND
To: @SYS$MAIL:ENGINEER
Well memory hogs, AMD has it for you - the 27C1024 CMOS EPROM. That's right, a megabit on a chip. It's organized as 65536 words by 16 bits. It comes in a 40-pin package. Access time is speced at 170nS. And it can be programmed in 49 seconds! It uses 1.5 um CMOS technology resulting in a die under 80,000 square mils. It should be in full production by third quarter 1985. No price info; but figure $200.00 or so through 1985 and 1986. Plus, they think the memory cell size can be shrunk even more yielding multi-million bit devices.
Aug 29, 1985