RAMDrive
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| RAMDrive | |
| Device Name: | RAMDrive |
| Manufacturer: | Performance Peripherals & Creative Micro Designs |
| Media Type: | RAM (integrated) |
| Storage Capacity: | 512kB, 1MB, 2MB |
| Release Price: | |
| Released: | 1990 |
| Discontinued: | |
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| RAM: | |
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| Data Bus: | System bus |
| Data Connector: | 44-pin Expansion Port |
| Power Requirements: | |
| Power Connector: | (system powered) |
| Firmware: | RD-DOS |
| License: | Proprietary |
| Manual: | |
| Predecessor: | {{{Predecessor}}} |
| Successor: | {{{Successor}}} |
| Info: | Marketed with the RAMLink for several years. |
The RAMDrive was an REU co-developed by Creative Micro Designs and Performance Peripherals. It could function as an ordinary REU in DMA mode. However, it had 1541/71/81 emulation capability on par with the RAMLink. Unlike the RAMLink the device was intended to be portable. It had a form factor not unlike that of a television remote and was battery backed by internal Nickel–cadmium batteries.
The RAMDrive was of a fixed RAM capacity in 512kB, 1MB, and 2MB models.
