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I picked up eight SIMMs at a Ham Fest a while back and I just
got around to trying to figure out what I might be able to do
with them.  Each SIMM was packaged in it's own static bag and 
they were all boxed in a larger cardboard container with a
few odd numbers some of which contained the numbers:

  "32MB upgrade"

This was what actually intrigued me into buying them for the ridiculous
price of $5.00!  Now I need some help with identifying just what I have.

Each SIMM has 9 chips.  Each chip has 20 SMT (surface mount) "legs".
Each SIMM has 30 "pads" on the front and 30 pads on the back for a
total of 60 edge contacts (pads).  Each chip has the following stuff
printed on it:

  JAPAN A002
  9019 5NNK
  HM511000AJP10

On the back of the SIMM there are no components, but there is a
set of numbers:  HB56A19B-10A
                  9023 XQ

Each SIMM is 3.5 inches X .75 inches.  There is a small hole through
the PCB on each end (I assume for mounting clips).

If anyone recognizes this, please send me more information.  I am 
curious to know the capacity of the SIMM, possible hardware which
might make use of it and current market value.  Thanks and you
may post or E-mail back to me.


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