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Old October 7, 2008, 01:17 PM
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Oh man, that rocks! Doesn’t look quite available yet and no prices.
I’m going to keep eye out for it though. Nice CF card backup and restore feature!
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Old October 7, 2008, 01:31 PM
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I think HWC should review that thing, it is better than the giga version on paper anyway.
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Old October 7, 2008, 01:36 PM
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Oh man, that rocks! Doesn’t look quite available yet and no prices.
I’m going to keep eye out for it though. Nice CF card backup and restore feature!
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Was available a few days ago, showing a price too
But seems they went fast.
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lol! and here I thought it was just memory made by Apple! (iRam LOL)
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Haha, didnt even think of that.
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lol! and here I thought it was just memory made by Apple! (iRam LOL)
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Can't you create a ramdisk on Windows? Something like tmpfs on Linux at the very least? That seems like a much better (and cheaper) way to go ... unless of course you intend to put your OS on the disk.
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Old October 14, 2008, 12:14 PM
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Can't you create a ramdisk on Windows? Something like tmpfs on Linux at the very least? That seems like a much better (and cheaper) way to go ... unless of course you intend to put your OS on the disk.
Yep. MCN Live has a switch to load onto a ramdisk, but that still requires you to go through the slow process during boot of getting it there from CD.

The idea behind iRam is that it's fast non-volitile memory to store your OS on for lightening fast boot times.
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