There was some debate at VCF East whether this "IBM 256KB Memory
Card" P/N 6407740 is a bubble memory card (pic below). The card was
on display with my IBM PC 5150 exhibit. I originally pulled it from
an IBM 5155 portable.
http://www.vintagecomputer.net/ibm/5155/ibm_256KB_memory_card_6407740.jpg
Typically you don't see 32-pin 64K RAM chips on a ISA card. That
does not make it bubble memory though, so I put this out to the
esteemed CCTECH community for answers/ideas.
I do not have a technical reference manual, but I do have the IBM
64/256KB Memory Expansion Option manual. That ain't it.
Date codes on some of the chips are from 1984.
The memory chips are marked 6119927 IBM-14 PQ ESD 1 H28 708016
I found this from a web search for IBM 6407740:
IBM-14 PQ ESD 64KB 32-PIN MEMORY MODULE 5150/5175
...so, whadda we gots ?
Thanks
Bill