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Kingston Technology, the independent world leader in memory products, has just announced its financial figures for 2008, having achieved a record 41-percent increase in total memory units shipped over the 2007 period. The company's announcement comes at a time when most corporations have recorded lower than expe... |
11 March 2009
09:30 GMT |
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Other World Computing (OWC) has announced the OWC 8GB DDR3 Memory Upgrade Kit and 4GB DDR3 Memory Upgrade Modules for Apple's 17-inch MacBook Pro - Unibody model. Also available in modules and kits of up to 6GB for previous MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops, OWC memory options range from 16MB and up to 32GB coveri... |
5 March 2009
05:27 GMT |
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Earlier this year Santa Clara, California-based NVIDIA released its latest GeForce graphics cards, built on its new 55nm GT200 GPUs. Coming in the form of the GTX 285 and the GTX 295 models, these new cards have enabled the company's partners to come out with some new designs using NVIDIA's fastest GPU to d... |
24 February 2009
04:47 GMT |
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Understanding the way humans store short-term memories is crucial for the development of numerous fields of informatics, as well as for better understanding the way our own mind works. That's why researchers at the University of Oregon (UO) and the University of California (UC) have recently used a technique kno... |
23 February 2009
13:01 GMT |
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Pills that act on the brain and erase bad memories have been the topic of science-fiction movies and books for decades, so the fact that scientists may now be one step closer to developing one such drug should probably come as good news. Yet, its use is now heavily debated, since erasing bad memories also means chang... |
16 February 2009
13:21 GMT |
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Samsung Electronics, a world leading manufacturer of high-performance memory products, has just announced that it has begun mass producing GDDR5 graphics memory, featuring 50nm manufacturing technology. With the announcement, Samsung will now be capable of delivering a faster memory solution for all of the upcoming g... |
12 February 2009
03:32 GMT |
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Toshiba has announced today the prototype of a new Random Access Memory, dubbed Ferroelectric Random Access Memory, or FeRAM. According to the details provided by the company, its new memory chip is capable of providing a storage capacity of 128-megabits and read and write speeds of 1.6-gigabytes per second, conseque... |
9 February 2009
10:54 GMT |
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With the two leading processor makers, Intel and AMD, now both ready to provide support for the next generation of DDR memory, DDR3 memory technology keeps improving, enabling higher levels of performance and better power consumption features. Just recently, Hynix Semiconductor announced that it had developed a 1GB (... |
9 February 2009
03:41 GMT |
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Corsair, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-performance memory products, has finally decided to take its Dominator series of memory modules to the next iteration, officially introducing the Dominator GT memory series. Announced for some time now and made available through the company’s new o... |
6 February 2009
03:05 GMT |
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Corsair, one of the leading vendors of high-end memory products, has recently launched its new online store, coming to provide customers with an easy choice for configuring and buying their own high-end Corsair products. The store is still in initial stage, as the company currently provides just one product, namely t... |
5 February 2009
03:49 GMT |
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Despite having encountered a number of problems, due to the ongoing global economic crisis, memory maker Qimonda has just announced that it has finished the first functional module based on the smallest 2GB memory chip ever announced in the DRAM industry. The new chip has been designed using the company's leadin... |
4 February 2009
06:14 GMT |
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It's common knowledge that some people feel relieved after a crying episode, especially if it occurs as a response to a tragic situation, such as the loss of a loved one, or even a fortunate event, such as winning a prize or witnessing an emotional occurence. As a result, those who cry say that shedding tears al... |
3 February 2009
04:44 GMT |
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Transcend has just updated its product portfolio with the release of a new MLC-based Solid State Drive and new 4GB DDR3 memory kits, as part of the company's aXeRAM. These new products are designed to provide technology enthusiasts with a high-performance alternative to the current SSDs and DDR3 memory modules o... |
3 February 2009
03:38 GMT |
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Samsung has recently announced that it has succeeded in developing the world's first four-gigabit DDR3 DRAM chip, by using the company's 50nm process technology. The announcement comes as a significant advancement in the push for higher volume memory chips, as users in the server market are continuously loo... |
29 January 2009
07:03 GMT |
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It looks like the global low economy has made another victim in the IT industry, as Germany's chipmaker Qimonda has recently filed an application with the local court in Munich to open the necessary proceedings for insolvency. The DRAM maker claims that the insolvency petition is a direct result of the massive d... |
27 January 2009
05:30 GMT |
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Corsair, one of the leading makers of Flash-based memory products has announced plans to provide its customers with the company's first storage product, designed as an alternative to the fast growing market for Solid State Drives. With the announcement, Corsair has also introduced its first 2.5-inch SSD, coming ... |
22 January 2009
05:02 GMT |
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Elpida, one of the global leading suppliers of Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM), has just announced the industry's first 1-Gigabit XDR DRAM module. Based on an x32-bit configuration, the new XDR product comes to provide consumers with features that include an ultra-high speed of 7.2GHz, faster than that of an... |
20 January 2009
04:27 GMT |
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Optimal performance is the goal of most computer users and the ways in which it is attained are very diverse. Some prefer CPU tweaks, others memory boosting methods, overclocking is widely applied for various components, depending on each user's knowledge and experience in working with PCs. The easiest way of ma... |
2 January 2009
07:41 GMT |
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Intel's recently released Core i7 processors have been designed to work on a completely new socket, more specifically the LGA1366. Said socket is currently supported by a single Intel chipset, the high-end X58, which the Santa Clara, California-based chip maker announced along with the new Core i7 processors. On... |
28 December 2008
09:30 GMT |
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Behavior and health experts at the University of Michigan (UM) found that walking outside, in parks or in nature, helps improve conditions such as memory deficit, inattentiveness and other forms of mental fatigue. Even the cold weather is good enough, as the team says that the cold stimulates the brain to be more ale... |
17 December 2008
06:16 GMT |
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Elpida Memory has announced today that it has successfully completed the development of a 2-gigabit Mobile RAM product, which takes advantage of the features delivered by the 50nm process technology, with a 193nm (ArF) immersion lithography. The company's new product has been specifically built to meet the requi... |
11 December 2008
07:24 GMT |
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With most of the IT industry heading towards greener and more energy efficient solutions, Qimonda also intends to leverage its newly launched production of energy-saving buried wordline technology (BML). This feature is expected to become available across the company's upcoming DDR3 memory modules, which the com... |
11 December 2008
06:27 GMT |
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Earlier this year, when things started to look very bad for the Santa Clara, California-based graphics maker NVIDIA, we reported on a lawsuit involving both the green company and Rambus. Back then, Rambus sued NVIDIA for an alleged infringement of 17 patents, including memory controllers for SDR, DDR, DDR2, DDR3, GDD... |
7 November 2008
07:08 GMT |
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Microsoft already proved that on the same system configuration Windows 7 would boot a few seconds faster than Windows Vista. But fact is that the evolution from Vista to Windows 7 is not limited to the boosted startup times. In this context, at the Windows hardware Engineering Conference in Los Angeles, Mike Angiulo,... |
6 November 2008
15:01 GMT |
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Yes, Core i7 is coming, and not only is there no doubt about it anymore, but all signs are clearly pointing into that direction. Consequently, we are seeing more and more hardware manufacturers releasing products that are designed to support Intel's new technology. Ranging from motherboards to triple-channe... |
30 October 2008
03:55 GMT |
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Toshiba, one of the leading manufacturers of computer NAND flash memory devices, has just announced that it plans to launch a new line-up of 43nm Single-Level Cell (SLC) NAND flash memory solutions. The new devices are slated to debut on the market sometime in the first quarter of 2009. The new 43nm-built SLC NA... |
29 October 2008
12:31 GMT |
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Duracell, a company whose name you will most likely remember whenever your TV remote control runs out of battery, is planning to enter the growing market of memory products. After powering consumer electronics over the past 40 years or so, the company will soon be powering your flash memory drive as well, as part of... |
29 October 2008
09:11 GMT |
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There was a time when beautiful, handcrafted rings carried complex designs and were true pieces of art; even more, during the last part of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, such rings became very popular (among people who could actually afford a ring) due to their size and their special construction, allowing the ... |
21 October 2008
09:25 GMT |
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On its website, Apple touts the just-introduced aluminum MacBook as being able to go up to 4 gigs of memory. However, history has shown that Apple sometimes stays on the safe side (if you will), when it comes to listing technical stuff. This time it's no different.When talking about “Processor and memory,&... |
20 October 2008
14:06 GMT |
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Apple has posted User Manuals (PDF) for its new notebooks, including the yet-unreleased 17-inch MacBook Pro. According to the manuals, installing additional memory in the new aluminum notebooks isn't as easy as with previous models. Nevertheless, users can do so by following the guides and their warranty will no... |
20 October 2008
07:55 GMT |
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If you are one of those computer enthusiasts that go on tailoring their own desktop or portable computer systems, then you are probably on the look-out for any new technology or product that can make your machines stand from the crowd. Ranging from the latest in computing performance to internal lighting, cooling sy... |
7 October 2008
09:14 GMT |
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Today, ARM announced the ARM PrimeCell low-power DDR2 (LPDDR2) dynamic memory controller, designed to provide a high-performance interface to LPDDR2 memory systems that can deliver twice the bandwidth of previous-generation LPDDR memory systems. The new controller, PL342, has been built to extend ARM's existing ... |
7 October 2008
06:58 GMT |
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Elpida, one of the leading suppliers of Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM), has announced today that it has developed a shrunken version of its 1GB DDR2 SDRAM. This will deliver 20% more chips from a single 300mm wafer, while volume production is expected to begin before the end of this year. The company has re... |
6 October 2008
06:31 GMT |
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After yesterday's news of Corsair planning to release its first triple-channel DDR3 memory kits, it looks like A-Data stepped ahead of the game in being the first to announce the Core i7-ready triple-channel DDR3 kits, with almost 5-6 weeks before Intel is expected to officially unveil its next-generation deskt... |
3 October 2008
09:03 GMT |
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As we are getting close to the release of Intel's next generation Core i7 processors, more details on the new computing platform are surfacing. By this time, we already know how some of Intel's Core i7 chips will look like, as well as a couple of new designs for the upcoming X58-enabled motherboards. Howeve... |
2 October 2008
10:43 GMT |
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When it comes to choosing your favorite memory modules maker, Buffalo might not turn out to be your first choice. Be that as it may, it does not mean that the company doesn’t deserve credit for having announced the very first DDR3 memory modules to operate at speeds of 2.4GHz. The newly introduced product is st... |
26 September 2008
06:38 GMT |
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As studies point out, alcohol has been with us since late Stone Age (judging by the discovery of beer jugs dated 10.000 BC). It may have even been invented before bread. Still, it is the subject of many disputes and the stated cause of many wrongdoings. Some claim it's a medicine, while others point out its nega... |
10 September 2008
07:18 GMT |
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Human memory has been previously tested, but not to the extent of this experiment developed and performed by people from MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology). They managed to prove that the 14 people involved in the test were able to remember specific details about almost 3.000 pictures they were presented. &n... |
9 September 2008
10:16 GMT |
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Patriot Memory, a global provider of memory modules and flash memory solutions, has recently announced two new 4GB DDR2 memory kits designed for computer enthusiasts. After introducing its latest DDR3 memory modules for high-end desktop systems, the company has decided to extend its Viper series of products, with th... |
8 September 2008
06:11 GMT |
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Samsung Electronics, one of the largest manufacturers of consumer electronics, is planning to acquire SanDisk, a leading maker of flash memory card products. In an interview with Reuters and cited by the online newspaper eDaily, a representative for the South Korea-based company confirmed that Samsung was considering... |
5 September 2008
08:58 GMT |
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DDR3 is not too far from becoming the next memory standard in the computing market, and from being integrated in upcoming computer systems, especially since both Intel and AMD are expected to release their next-generation processors, coming with native support for DDR3, soon. This is probably why several memory manuf... |
5 September 2008
05:59 GMT |
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Windows Memory Diagnostic is a free utility available for download from Microsoft designed to sniff out flaws in a machine's RAM modules. The fact is that the source of the now ubiquitous blue screen is not always Windows, or any piece of code for that matter. The fault could just as well reside in sys... |
28 August 2008
12:51 GMT |
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As previously mentioned, yesterday was the last day of Intel's Developer Forum event, which has held in San Francisco at the Moscone Center. During the three-day conference, the Santa Clara-based leading chip maker released a number of details on its in-development projects, while also demoing a couple of the so... |
22 August 2008
04:20 GMT |
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Cooling is one of the most significant aspects of any hardware component, which is why countless companies are always ready to provide us with products designed to keep the computer temperatures within optimum range. From time to time, one of these aforementioned companies comes out with a rather interesting and uniq... |
5 August 2008
05:31 GMT |
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It's not easy to concentrate after a long sleepless night, everybody knows that. It has been scientifically proven more than once that sleep deprivation actually decreases the activity of the brain, while after having slept, it reaches its highest levels. Washington University School of Medicine researchers have... |
1 August 2008
10:48 GMT |
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Individuals who have been through a traumatic event often tend to associate certain signals coming from the environment with the occurrence of the bad experience. Such signals are able to trigger fear and even panic attacks, but luckily, the brain has the ability to turn off traumatic feelings related to the memory o... |
31 July 2008
03:37 GMT |
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Most computer enthusiasts have undoubtedly heard of the Fatal1ty-branded computer hardware products, since they are mostly advertised as being exactly what a high-end gamer needs in order to become the best of the best. Well, it looks like the Fatal1ty family has just received a new addition, this time around OCZ bei... |
22 July 2008
04:16 GMT |
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Forget about transistor based flash memories, say researchers working for the flash memory chip maker Numonyx; future ultrahigh-capacity solid state information storage devices are most likely to be made out of the same materials used to manufacture CDs and DVDs. It may be just a matter of time before nonvolatile mem... |
16 July 2008
10:11 GMT |
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Here is a business plan that some might consider twice before putting into practice: create a company that can obtain numerous technology patents and license technologies for which it has no production facilities to work on. Said company will then engage in a number of lawsuits that will be quickly settled through a ... |
11 July 2008
05:16 GMT |
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As most of you already know by now, AMD is the first graphics card manufacturer to introduce a GDDR5-enabled card. However, the one thing that might have gone by unknown in this is that AMD succeeded this by partnering with memory chip maker Qimonda, which, back in May, announced that it had started shipping GDDR5 me... |
10 July 2008
06:36 GMT |
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