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Customers will be happy, while manufacturers will go broke

Don't spare money when planning to go Skylake

The perfect short-term Skylake stop-gap solution

Good marketing and quality products brings the big cash

The memory reaches 3.1 GHz and has aluminum cooling

There are now 6 Gb LPDDR3 chips available for use in memory modules of 3 GB capacity and, eventually, more

One of the most revolutionary technologies yet, it should enter the market by year's end

The memory modules have a bandwidth of 24.8 GB/s and XMP 1.3 support

They are SO-DIMM slots with 1.35V power draw and 204-pin design

They are made based on the 25nm DRAM manufacturing technology

They come in UDIMM and SO-DIMM form factors with ECC error correction

It should do as a fine upgrade to your Mac system, if you're brave enough to open it up

Think of one of those invisible planes, only bulkier and red

The form factor isn't large enough for normal chips to allow that capacity

The HD-PGDU3 copies frequently used data onto the RAM when turned on

It is supposed to resemble a lightsaber, not that the DIMM shape helps all that much

The memory comes in up to 8 GB per module and has 11-11-11-11 latency