> It will not drive a good screen, it nor run high-resolution flacs or (probably?) support a high-quality, high-bandwidth codec. What is this drivel? 900KB of

> It will not drive a good screen, it nor run high-resolution flacs or (probably?) support a high-quality, high-bandwidth codec. What is this drivel? 900KB of RAM is plenty for all of the above and then some, if you know how to use it. An MP3 decoder's runtime footprint can fit into 16KB of RAM, aac needs just a bit more. A ui can be made of constant image pieces that never need to live in RAM, leaving ram only for things like rendering text. Years ago i made an mp3 player with an OLED screen that properly rendered English, Cyrillic, and accented latin characters in a proportional font, all on a cortex-m3 microcontroller with 64KB flash and 32KB ram.