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RAM Prices Finally Heading North
News Rumours of major problems with one Korean supplier's EDO RAM has apparently been confirmed, with IBM having to recall some models using those chips. But the rapid fall in memory prices over June through August made it suicidal to try to stockpile...
[September 27, 1996, 12:11]
RAM-SAN™ "The World's Fastest Storage"
White Papers The RAM-SAN is the storage appliance built for speed. Utilizing a memory bus architecture similar to high performance servers, the RAM-SAN can support dozens of fast computers requiring quick SAN access with no degradation in performance.
[March 23, 2004, 23:00]
A Year Ago Today: RAM Prices Rise 20 Per Cent In Four Days
News RAM prices have finally rebounded sharply over the last week but industry insiders say buyers shouldn't be in a mad rush to stockpile SIMMs. After unprecedented falls in RAM prices, the RAM buying community were waiting for the bounce-back.
[October 1, 1997, 11:35]
Five Years Ago: RAM Prices Rise 20 Per Cent In Four Days
News RAM prices have finally rebounded sharply over the last week but industry insiders say buyers shouldn't be in a mad rush to stockpile SIMMs. After unprecedented falls in RAM prices, the RAM buying community were waiting for the bounce-back.
[September 29, 2001, 8:00]
RAM Prices Tipped To Head North
News The summer of RAM bargains is nearing its end as memory prices begin to bottom out, according to PC vendors. People should cash in on RAM deals now. Also, changing operating environments should encourage sales of RAM-heavy hardware.
[August 29, 1996, 12:28]
PowerDrives (RAM Disk & Virtual CD)
Downloads PowerDrives(RAM Disk & Virtual CD) includes PowerRAMDisk, for creation of RAM disk: unlimited size (proportional to installed RAM); choices of NTFS/FAT32/FAT; able to change disk size, drive letter on the fly; with disk image saving/loading; no...
[March 14, 2008, 13:03]
2 MB RAM
Member Review In 1991 my friend bought a PC with 2MB RAM, i asked him what for so much RAM? For a RAM Disk! Good answer, he had fastest PC around. Today it is different, you should probably change 2 MB to 2 GiB in specifications section.
[January 30, 2008, 6:25]
Five Years Ago: 7Gb MO Could Make DVD-RAM Redundant
News A new magneto-optical specification could cut off DVD-RAM at the pass. Certainly DVD-RAM is going to have a lot of momentum and hype but users can better choose on price points and value . First published 20 February, 1997
[February 17, 2002, 6:01]
32Mb: The Next RAM Standard?
News Granville Technology-owned PC vendor Colossus today made the bold move of shipping almost all of its business systems with a minimum of 32Mb RAM as standard, saying the move was caused by user demand.
[September 4, 1996, 16:57]
Panasonic Breaks £200 DVD-RAM Barrier
News Panasonic has launched the first sub-£200 DVD-RAM drive as part of a major push for DVD-RAM acceptance in Europe, but analysts say it has little chance of breaking the hold of a rival DVD format camp.
[March 7, 2003, 16:36]
What Is DVD-RAM?
White Papers DVD-RAM is a high-capacity, high-performance optical disk that allows data to be read, written and erased. DVD-RAM offers all of the benefits of DVD including high capacity and compatibility with CD formats  combined with enhanced rewriteability.
[November 2, 2006, 23:00]
Hitachi Preps First DVD-RAM Camcorder
News Hitachi America announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, which ends Tuesday, that it will have a DVD-RAM camcorder on retail shelves by the end of January. Dataquest analyst Mary Craig said she believes consumer demand will lag...
[January 10, 2001, 13:55]
The Latest RAM Solutions For Mobile Phones: Mobile FCRAM Family
White Papers This paper describes the latest trends in the Mobile FCRAM RAM solution. In recent years, cellular phones are coming out with sophisticated function such as sending and receiving e-mail, access to internet, receiving and playing MP3 file, and...
[September 19, 2004, 0:00]
The MacBook Pro's 'missing' GB Of RAM
Blog If you study the specifications of the recently released Core 2 Duo-based Apple MacBook Pro, you may be puzzled by the quoted RAM limit of 3GB. The notebook has a pair of DIMM slots that can accommodate 2GB modules, while the Intel 945PM chipset...
[November 6, 2006, 13:46]
Five Years Ago: Smart Thieves Leave RAM, Amateurs Step In
News Rising numbers of home PCs may have helped cause the flash fire in RAM theft according to security experts. First posted 19 February, 1997 Employers have detected memory chips disappearing from work and haven't been able to trace the culprits...
[February 15, 2002, 6:01]
Five Years Ago: Time Heads 32MB RAM Standard
News Time said its tests found a 166MHz Pentium-based system with 32MB RAM yielded a better performance than a 200MHz Pentium-based PC with 16MB RAM. Time's pricing also looks to remain keen, with the Omega P166+ PowerStation DT-2PC, a 166MHz Pentium...
[January 17, 2002, 6:01]
Nuggets: Panasonic DVD-RAM Means Business
News We gonna RAM that thing home. Along with the likes of Toshiba and Hitachi, Panasonic predicts big things for the DVD-RAM format. So no surprise that its latest DVD-ROM drive is one of the first retail drives to be able to read DVD-RAM.
[August 6, 1999, 11:42]
What’s Holding Back DVD-RAM?
White Papers Despite moderate success, DVD-RAM jukebox technology has really not taken off yet. There’s no doubt that the DVD-RAM market will improve with time. And with the next generation of DVD-RAM due out by the end of this year, capacities will increase as...
[March 17, 2004, 23:00]
Panasonic Unites DVD-R, DVD-RAM Formats In A Single Drive, Offering The Best Of Both Worlds
White Papers Leveraging its expertise in write-once and rewritable technology as well as its experience in developing its dual laser/dual lens pick-up, Matsushita recently unveiled the world's first DVD-R/DVD-RAM drive, which will be marketed under its...
[April 28, 2004, 0:00]
DVD-RAM Group Asks For Approval
News DVD-RAM, which specifies a single-sided rewriteable disk with 2.6Gb capacity, has come under threat from Sony, which proposes a 3Gb capacity. Philips and Hewlett-Packard have backed Sony.
[August 19, 1997, 9:57]
