I blogged today about the fact that the SSD craze in the PC world is nothing new to use C= folks!
Digg It! (http://digg.com/hardware/When_Were_the_First_SSDs_Introduced)
The scale is a little different though :-)
Not when you consider the ratio of non-volatile storage space to total sytsem RAM:
16MB (RAMlink maximum capacity) / 64K (C64 standard RAM) = 250
16GB (HyperDrive 4 maximum capacity) / 1GB (Dell low-end PC) = 16
The RAMlink offers almost SIXTEEN TIMES as much relative capacity as the HyperDrive! COMMODORE WINS! :träna:
Quote from: strandedinnzThe scale is a little different though :-)
Well, an argument could be made that if the RL had become a C= backed product that it would have sold in far greater numbers (at a far lower price). However, it was not uncommon for people to own these. Prior to the new SSDs that use ATA/100 and SATA over the last couple of years, only very, very high end systems had SSDs which cost upwards of $50,000.