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From: ramsey@NCoast.ORG (Cedric Ramsey)
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Subject: 380,000 MegaByte Drive
Message-ID: <1990Apr6.164505.19960@NCoast.ORG>
Date: 6 Apr 90 16:45:05 GMT
Reply-To: ramsey@ncoast.ORG (Cedric Ramsey)
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	Hello. Does anybody know if there is such a thing as a 380,000 
Mega-Byte disk drive; I have a very, very, humongus dynamic database. Is it 
possible to use a 380,000 MB memory system? I think that memory a system, ram, 
rom, eeprom, would be very expensive and non-economical; the price would be 
astronomical. Furthermore, I don't know how I would access a memory space of 
this magnitude. I guess I could do memory bank switching using a 64 bit 
microprocessor. If anybody has any references to such a device or any other
bit of information it will be greatly appreciated. You may E-mail me your
responses at: ramsey@ncoast.ORG or post a public reply.

			ThankU 4 Your SUPPORT
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