Re: TI-H: Expander, etc.
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Re: TI-H: Expander, etc.
What I meant was why not use lithium batteries for the expander-type
devices and use normal memory chips. The TI uses ONE lithium battery
that powers the RAM probably 90% of the time (more or less depending on
your calc usage). I've never bought that battery (my mom has), but it's
lasted over a whole year and still seems fine. I think they're
recommended for like five years or something. The other advantage is
one little baterry is a hell of a lot lighter than four AAs. And you
eould be able to write to it infinite times because it's not flash RAM.
Hope that clears everything up.
-> what?
->
-> At 04:44 PM 8/21/97 -0500, you wrote:
-> >I was just thinking about something: the expander and the extender
-> (not >sure about this one) use AA batteries to power them. Why not
-> just use >regular memory and a lithium battery like the calc itself?
-> You could >write to it infinite times and it would not "wear out".
-> One lithium is >not much more than a set of AAs.
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