In Classic Amiga terms, ZorRAM was a large investment and big production run. We sold it for 4 years and it took that long to sell through our stock. Obviously planning another run will mean we tie up a significant amount of capital for another 4 years. We have to be very careful what product we invest in as we operate in a very risky market place.
Thats not to say that I wouldn't investigate another smaller run in future.
We have a few RAM unpopulated boards that our Technician has to assemble and test from the last production run which we will release for sale in the next month.
