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Now you've doubled your RAM requirements, because all but the newest consumer routers use NOR flash and can directly execute code from the flash without having to copy it to RAM first. If you have to start using RAM to hold code and static data in addition to transient stuff, you're going to need to bump up a size and that's going to ruin the profit margins on all the dirt-cheap low-end routers out there.



Karl Marx has a memo for you, prices are arbitrary and RAM is cheap.

http://www.mouser.com/Semiconductors/Integrated-Circuits-ICs...

$2.50 for a 128 MB, single chip, qty 2500.




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