Project PDA

Volatile memory which are stored all the data entered by the user of the PDA, i.e., addresses, telephone numbers, notes, texts, images, MP3 files, and so on. All content stored in the RAM can disappear if you remove the battery to the PDA. Fortunately, most leave a PDA-time margin to recharge or change batteries, in which the memory remains intact. RAM memory of the PDA based on Palm OS is typically 2, 4 or 8 MB, and in many cases can not be extended; of the Pocket PC and Handheld PC, among others, is at least 16 or 32 MB and generally is expandable via flash memory cards.

Memory is kept in a "memory slot" under a plastic cover at the back top of the PDA. A 512 Kb ROM chip stores the Palm OS 1.0 and resident applications. RAM is available in 128 Kb, 512 Kb or 1 Mb; with a PalmPilot Professional memory card, up to 2 Mb of RAM. Hardware limit is 12 Mb of RAM and 4 Mb of ROM.

Expandable ram memory Possibility of increasing to the capacity of storage of a PDA by means of the memory card use compatible flash, generally CompactFlash. Although existing ram memory in a PDA is not extended properly, yes that can virtually be increased the total memory of this one if it has a groove to the expansion board

Ram memory expansion:

Expandable ram memory Possibility of increasing to the capacity of storage of a PDA by means of the memory card use compatible flash, generally CompactFlash. Although existing ram memory in a PDA is not extended properly, yes that can virtually be increased the total memory of this one if it has a groove to the expansion board. Input device - additionally to the script software capacities you might desire to think accumulation a complete size moveable keyboard which will attach to your PDA also by USB or Bluetooth.