>In a message dated 10/13/01 3:36:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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>... These EEPROMs are limited to about 11000 writes in most cases and it may
>be that it has reached the end of it's life ...
>>>
>
>This is generally true for conventional write-type operations, but Adobe and
>others utilize certain strategies which can extend the write count to much
>greater than 50,000.
Mehh it was only an idea...
Besides - would they bother on monitors? It strikes me the average
user doesn't make 11000 changes to his/her monitor, I expect SOME
people do but only if the monitor is moved between computers
regularly.
Are FLASH ROMs the same thing as EEPROM (I kinda assumed the were, or
at least similar)? If not they might use these...
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