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Memory
On this site, product briefs and reviews tell what's new with SRAMs, DRAMs and specially-configuration Memories, as well as Fash and Non-Volatile Memory (EPROM, EEPROM and mask-programmable ROM). Coverage also includes content-addressable memory (CAMs), shift registers and FIFOs, along with devices using unusual word-widths and signaling techniques.
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8-Mbit asynchronous SRAM boasts access time of 8-ns
ISSI is offering a high-speed, low power 8-Mbit high speed asynchronous SRAM for automotive, networking, telecommunications, and industrial applications.
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Toshiba launches 256-Gbyte solid state drives with MLC
Toshiba has enhanced its line up of NAND-flash-based solid state drives (SSD) with the addition of a 256-Gbyte SSD and the launch of small-sized flash modules for netbook computers, ultra-mobile PCs (UMPCs) and other mobile and peripheral applications.
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SanDisk doubles capacity of Extreme III CompactFlash series
Designed to meet the demands of professional digital videographers and photographers, SanDisk has developed the 32-gigabyte SanDisk Extreme III CompactFlash card that provides a data transfer rate of 30 Mbyte/s.
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1-Mbit serial FRAM offers high-speed read/write performance
Check out the first device in Ramtron's V-Family of FRAM products, a 1-Mbit, 2.0 to 3.6-volt, serial peripheral interface (SPI) non-volatile RAM in an 8-pin SOIC package that features fast access, NoDelay writes, 1E14 read/write cycles, and low power consumption.
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Kingston launches low-latency DDR2 notebook memory
Kingston Technology said it is first to release high performance, ultra low-latency 800MHz notebook memory.
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Atmel rolls out 1.8-V 8-Mbit serial flash
With a low-voltage operating range of 1.65V to 1.95V, Atmel's 8-Mbit serial flash operates at the same voltage range as many current and upcoming sub-90nm ASICs and processors/controllers, which allows system designers to finally create applications that can use a single supply voltage for all components in the system while also saving a significant amount of cost.
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Last Updated: 06-17-2004
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