Will the HP M602n printer support non-volatile memory or hard disk?

We would like to know if the M602n supports a non-volatile memory device of some sort; like a flash DIMM. We do not want a hard drive. Currently we use an HP 4050n printer with the flash DIMM and are looking to replace the printer.
We print checks with the 4050 and need to have the same type of platform. We will use either WebJet Admin 8.1 or get the new version 10.3 only if 10.3 can allow us to specify where to store the macros and fonts.
We understand that the memory device may or may not be a flash DIMM but it needs to serve the same purpose.
What would you suggest?
Can you point us to any documentation on the M602n that would describe the use and installation of such a device?
Finally, if the M602n will not do what we need can you recommend a different model?

The best place to research your answers would be on the m602n product page for this printer. There are several documents that may answer your specific questions. For example, there is a paper on Secure Volalite Storage, features, specifications. Look under discover and use your product.
For the hard drive questions, this is from the hp.com shopping page:
Memory, standard:
512 MB Memory, maximum: 1 GB Hard disk:
None
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