Hi Ahmed,
You could have a look on
http://www.gemplus.fr/products/microprocessor/gemxpresso211.htm
for banking Java Card and
http://www.gemplus.fr/products/microprocessor/gemxplore_xpresso.htm
for GSM Java Card
Laurent.
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>From: Patrick Ritschel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 10:01 AM
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>Subject: Re: [OCF] float
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>Hi Ahmed,
>
>>I'm working in a telecom project that we want to implement in
>a GSM sim
>>card but I have some questions:
>>
>>-what is the capacity of the processor in this kind of cards and in
>>smartcard in general
>
>This varies.
>A today's common JavaCard supports around 5MHz, 8Bit, 16k.
>Near future will bring (as I saw in an announcement) 25MHz, 32Bit, 32k.
>
>>- does the javacard support every kind of variables especially float.
>
>The JavaCard doesn't require floating point arithmetics to be
>implemented.
>
>Regards,
>Patrick
>
>
>
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