Not necessarily. Because of the expense of certification, and the small quantities involved, avionics quite often lag several generations behind the state of the art. Unless and until a particular feature is mandated by regulation, or saves the operator money, it isn't likely to be implemented.
This debate is useless because:
1. If I point you to a developer site with specs., you wont go and read them.
2. My sources are professionals, yet anyone I mention is considered a crackpot,
or not experienced enough....however the people calling these guys crackpots
are no where near the level of ability of said individuals.
3. Many of you believe bus speeds on aircraft are between 2-6 seconds
before data is stored! I have computers from the 70's that are more advanced!
4. Many of you don't understand what it takes to certify an aircraft,
yet you post information as if it were fact! It's not the age of the plane
that determines the spec/certification. If the law changes, the equipment
must meet/exceed the standard for that year.
5. Many of you don't understand how the FDR records data , even though
I posted a basic relationship to a car's computer to draw a parallel.
keep on believing what you want, and that FDR's have snail paced data
storage from the stone age. Whoever is feeding this garbage to you
is not helping out.
For your sake, take a course in computer technology, or electricity.