4 May
2001
4 May
'01
1:54 a.m.
--- Russ Blakeman <rhblake(a)bigfoot.com> wrote:
Ouch - that's more like the pricing for 1986 for
these.
You sure about that? I think we were paying more than that per 256Kx1
chip. In 1987, IIRC, when the Commerce Dept accused Korean DRAM manufacturers
of dumping, the price went from $3.50/41256 chip to $17.50. I had a 1.5Mb
Spirit "Inboard" for my Amiga 1000 - it would have cost me $1000 to fill it,
but I managed to scavenge an engineering prototype from the trash at work
that was partially filled with RAM... 50256 chips (ceramic package, MIL-SPEC)
for which the company paid $80.00 each a few years earlier.
> Dogpile search on 51c4256* yields 3 maybes,
USbid.com coughs up the
> following and apage more after I register.
>
> 44256-SOJ(HM514256AJP-8;T... --- HIT ---
> 1000 US
> $ 1.2966 Fixed Price Buy Now
> 44256-SOJ(HM514256AJP8) --- HIT 89 2380 US
> $ 2.1611 Fixed Price Buy Now
> MSM514256A80ZSB --- OKI --- 68 US $ 8.2583
> Fixed Price Buy Now
>
> Can't say that I am happy even at a buck each, but I have barely
> started to
> look.
>
> Anybody have a part number for the 1x 1 MB parts, or a guess if the above
> parts look correct? (yeah I know, look in one of your old data books....).
> Do I want dip or is that what soj means?
SOJ is a surface-mount packaging. You almost certainly want DIP. Try
AmericaII Electronics - http://www.americaii.com/ I've bought from them
in the past. Caveat: not all my buying experiences were smooth, but I
would buy from them again.
-ethan
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