A2620 RAM chip type?

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From: Blaine Gardner
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 1988 05:47

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A quick question aimed at Dave Haynie:

What type of RAM chips does the A2620 use? 

I hope to get one in the near future, and I'd like to know what kind of
chips to be looking for.

Am I correct in assuming that 2M is the minimum that the A2620 can be
purchased with, and that expansion to 4M must be done in one 2M lump?

(Ok, so it was two questions. :-)
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Subject: A2620 RAM chip type?
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Date: 7 Dec 88 05:47:36 GMT
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