Hi folks! I got a toy for my daughter the other day. It kinda looks like an iPhone. She hits number "1" and it sings a song, when she hits "5" it recites the alphabet in the form of another song etc etc.
I would like to know more about the "memory" chips these toys use.
a) How are these songs "downloaded" onto the chips memory?
b) is it ROM or RAM or EEPROM memory that they use?
c) Do manufacturers "seal" up these memory devices in these toys so no one can add new songs to them?
d) is the process of writing to these memory chips in these toys similar to a normal voice recorder?
Thank you for your time.
I would like to know more about the "memory" chips these toys use.
a) How are these songs "downloaded" onto the chips memory?
b) is it ROM or RAM or EEPROM memory that they use?
c) Do manufacturers "seal" up these memory devices in these toys so no one can add new songs to them?
d) is the process of writing to these memory chips in these toys similar to a normal voice recorder?
Thank you for your time.