IMO....they can interface pretty much anything by tweaking the micro controller to AIP's to apps.

Some day we may read of exactly what process they are pursuing by way of Silvers links.

For that previous post of jefother...RE video recording...

"To enable an immediate response to the button being pressed without a delay that would be normally be incurred to load a user interface and a recording application, a stub program is continuously executed on the device, even when a main user interface program is not running."

For the above, there are two possible methods mentioned....loading a user interface app with a recording app. e.Digital does not load a user interface APP or recording app, which would load to a volatile RAM. e.Digitals tech functions from the flash(or non-volatile environment) via the button ... microcontroller, manipulating the logic overlay of the memory, creating the mirrored discrete data(bit/byte) manipulation.

As for the "stub program" it's but a condensed version still requiring volatile RAM resource.

e.Digital does not need the normally associated RAM resources in driving their current offerings in video or audio.

doni