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|'''Type'''||'''Supported Models'''||'''Memory type'''||'''CP/M?'''||'''Option ROMs?'''||'''RAM backups?'''||'''PCB2MOLEX Carrier?'''||'''Robustness improvements?''' | |'''Type'''||'''Supported Models'''||'''Memory type'''||'''Memory permanent?'''||'''CP/M?'''||'''Option ROMs?'''||'''RAM backups?'''||'''PCB2MOLEX Carrier?'''||'''Robustness improvements?''' | ||
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|REXCPM||M100, T102||Static RAM, 2MB or 4MB||YES||YES||YES||YES||YES | |REXCPM||M100, T102||Static RAM, 2MB or 4MB||NO - SRAM||YES||YES||YES||YES||YES | ||
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|REXsharp||M100, T102, T200, NEC||Flash, 1MB||NO||YES||YES||YES||YES | |REXsharp||M100, T102, T200, NEC||Flash, 1MB||YES- FLASH||NO||YES||YES||YES||YES | ||
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Memory permanenance: After using REXCPM, if you were to remove it from the laptop, it would eventually discharge | |||
and the memory contents would degrade. So, you have the extra work of backing up REXCPM if you want to remove it, | |||
with a subsequent restore when you want to use it again. | |||
REX#, being flash based, does not have this issue. | |||
Latest revision as of 06:28, 1 April 2022
REX Products for Model T laptops!
 | All of REX + CP/M support! ---> | REXCPM |  |
 | Next Gen Flash based REX ---> | REX# |  |
How to order --->Ordering Information
| Type | Supported Models | Memory type | Memory permanent? | CP/M? | Option ROMs? | RAM backups? | PCB2MOLEX Carrier? | Robustness improvements? |
| REXCPM | M100, T102 | Static RAM, 2MB or 4MB | NO - SRAM | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
| REXsharp | M100, T102, T200, NEC | Flash, 1MB | YES- FLASH | NO | YES | YES | YES | YES |
Memory permanenance: After using REXCPM, if you were to remove it from the laptop, it would eventually discharge and the memory contents would degrade. So, you have the extra work of backing up REXCPM if you want to remove it, with a subsequent restore when you want to use it again. REX#, being flash based, does not have this issue.
No longer orderable (from me), and end-of-support:
 | Classic Flash based REX ---> | REXclassic |
