> > I have not heard about this. Initially I read EEPROM and then it is not
> > possible since ST claims to be No 1 in serial EEPROM.
> > http://www.st.com/stonline/products/families/memories/eeprom/index.htm
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> > For EPROM, that is quite old technology and maybe only quite
> > old product are still using them. Most new product probably
> > use Flash or EEPROM instead.
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> I reported a few months back that somebody was offering a write only
> memory stick that was rated as suitable for forensic level data
> storage - eg Police crime scene records for court evidence etc. One
> police force at least were said to be moving to using them instead of
> present paper records. I noted some potential drawbacks.
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Like this one?

<http://www.national.com/rap/files/datasheet.pdf>

/Ruben
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