How do you know, MorphDelf?

There is a lot more to it than "we didn't solder as many chips to the board as 512MB needs".

Send us a business case for it. I don't think we can support a market that way. I think it is much more prudent for you to look at what you will do with your Efika that really requires 512MB RAM. I bet whatever it is, it is either too high end an application to run on this class of processor, doesn't actually need that much RAM anyway.

Please pull heads out of sand, look at the world, there is more to life than a half a gigabyte of volatile storage. MorphOS certainly does not need it and Linux has a swap daemon for a very good reason. We haven't seen any performance crisis from lack of RAM on an 128MB board (in fact a Pegasos will do fine with 128MB, too)