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Corsair are today re-releasing their Dominator GT ultra-performance DRAM, after pulling the chips from the market earlier this year due to "unacceptable failure levels of the Elpida "Hyper" components" used in their manufacturer. Now using new new materials, the re-launched Dominator GT chips are available in 4GB and 6GB kits for Intel and AMD high-performance processors.
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Corsair Dominator GT ultra-performance DRAM re-launches
By Ewdison Then on Wednesday, Jul 22nd 2009 No CommentsSamsung unveils 40nm 2-gigabit DDR3 RAM
By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Jul 21st 2009 No Comments
It seems Samsung just hit a first today. They’ve announced their 2-gigabit or 256MB DDR3 RAM chip, which is the first to be mass produced using their 40-nanometer process.
The great thing about this process is that it allows the company to mass produce very dense chips without upping their power consumption. This keeps costs down as well. The idea here is to offer up 4GB RAM for notebooks and 16GB RAM for servers.
These new chips contain twice as much bandwidth as the old 1 gigabit chips. We don’t know at this time how much the RAM will cost or when it will be made available, but you can count on these chips being available pre-installed in computer offerings first.
Sony 32GB Memory Stick Pro-HG Duo HX revealed
By Brenda Stokes on Monday, Jul 13th 2009 No CommentsSony announced the latest addition to the their Memory Stick Pro-HG Duo HX line today with a 32GB version that’s bigger than everything that’s come before it. In fact, it’s twice as large as Sony’s previous model.
Lexar reveals 16GB micro and 32GB SDHC cards
By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Jun 30th 2009 1 CommentLexar announced two new memory cards today that offer up higher capacities for phone and camera users. First up is the 16GB microSDHC card, which features 34nm technology and can hold up to 4,000 songs.
Sharp Mebius NJ70A netbook gets second touchscreen mod [Video]
By Chris Davies on Monday, Jun 29th 2009 No CommentsWe can’t say we looked at the Sharp Mebius NJ70A netbook – with its nifty touchscreen trackpad – and thought “what this needs is a second touchscreen”, but then we’re not SKY at UMPC Fever. After unboxing the N270-based netbook, he loaded up Windows 7 and then installed a touchscreen layer so as to use handwriting recognition direct onto the 10-inch display.
Video demo after the cut
Samsung 32GB DDR3 RAM stick revealed
By Brenda Stokes on Thursday, Jun 18th 2009 No CommentsSupposedly, Samsung has done something completely different today by announcing their 32GB DDR3 RAM stick. In fact, the company is claiming this is the first 32GB DDR3 RAM, ever, which is pretty impressive.
Micron low-power performance DDR3 RAM headed to NVIDIA
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jun 18th 2009 No Comments
Different types of RAM may not be as exciting or glossy as different ultraportables, say, or the latest CULV netbook, but it can have a whole lot of impact on how enjoyable the end result turns out to be. Micron have announced a new high-performance, low-power DDR3 memory, which the company claims uses the industry’s lowest 1.35V one-gigabit DDR3 components.
iPhone 3G S processor and RAM details revealed
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Jun 10th 2009 No CommentsApple have been coy about the definitive hardware specifications for their new iPhone 3G S, refusing to confirm exactly how much more RAM and what exact processor jump the smartphone has over the previous-gen iPhone 3G. However nobody obviously told T-Mobile Netherlands about the veil of silence: they’ve outed the processor as a 600MHz chip, paired with 256MB of RAM.
Samsung 32GB 30nm memory launched: more storage, smaller size
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, May 13th 2009 No CommentsSamsung have announced the release of the first 32GB 30-nm moviNAND memory, built from eight Samsung 30nm-class 32Gb NAND chips, a multimedia card (MMC) controller and firmware. The size reduction means that chip density is doubled, allowing manufacturers – such as Apple with their iPod touch and iPhone - to fit twice as much storage into the same amount of space.
Eye-Fi now works with more hosting sites
By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, May 5th 2009 No CommentsPeople that use Eye-Fi video memory cards know that they can directly upload pictures and videos to websites like Flickr and YouTube. But a new update announced today makes it so you can upload to three more supported sites, and it’s still just as easy.
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