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In article <184@berlioz.nsc.com> nelson@berlioz.UUCP (Ted Nelson) writes:
>
>Or we could use National Semiconductor's new memory product:  1 Megabit
					  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>  Write-Only Memory (WOM).  This is extremely inexpensive, has an access
>  time of only 10 ns, and will be available in a dual-port version in only
>  a few months.  If you wish to order any of this great part, pleast
>  contact me directly -- it is such a secret project that we haven't let
>  Marketing in on it yet.
>
>-- Ted.
>
>"When comes The Revolution, things will be different!
>    Not better.  Just different."

The only thing new is the size. The April (naturally :-)), '72 issue of
EDN included an eight-page, full-color brochure from Signetics describing
their new 1 kbyte WOM. Functional block diagram, electrical (and other)
specs, etc., even a CONTEST! It was great reading, and I saved it for
years. Unfortunately, it must have escaped in the last move, as I just
looked for it and it is conspicuously absent.

The biggest problem, of course, is trying to be cost-competitive with
the bit-bucket.

Regards,

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