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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundSamsung: Memory, LCD prices to drop; sales to rise
December 3, 2004 World's largest memory maker predicts that DRAM and flat-screen shipments will offset price reductions.Rambus sues old pal Samsung
June 7, 2005 Just when you thought the Rambus lawsuits might be coming to a close, the memory designer has filed a suit against Samsung.Samsung cranks out next-gen Rambus memory
January 25, 2005 Sony has already agreed to put the DRAM, based on Rambus' XDR interface, into the next version of PlayStation.Flash memory closing in on hard drives?
September 12, 2005 Samsung says its 16-gigabit flash could let you take your entire music and personal video libraries with you on one small portable device.In a flash, Intel loses memory lead
November 20, 2003 Samsung has displaced the giant chipmaker as the world's leading manufacturer of flash memory.Samsung boosts NAND flash memory capacity
September 11, 2006 Company alters traditional chip configuration to pack more memory into an even smaller unit.Samsung goes commercial with hybrid hard drive
May 15, 2006 Last year, the company showed off a prototype of a drive that uses flash to cut power. Now the company will show off the finished product.Intel crams more memory into cell phones
October 14, 2003 The company is coming out with a new chip package that will let cell phone makers put far more memory into handsets, a key ingredient for transforming phones into miniature computers.Intel cuts PC boot time
October 17, 2005 Robson technology demonstrated in Taipei lets you bypass the hard drive to wake up your PC fast.Intel to tackle flash memory card market
March 3, 2005 Reinvigorated by gains in flash memory for cell phones, Intel is planning to go after consumer electronics, card market.Apple lines up for Intel-Micron flash
November 21, 2005 Intel, Micron launch joint venture to produce NAND flash memory, with Apple prepaying $500 million.EU probes memory price-fixing charge
March 3, 2004 The European Union is investigating whether the world's largest memory makers conspired to raise chip prices in 2001, mirroring a probe being conducted by the U.S. Justice Department.Flash goes the notebook
January 17, 2006 Micron Technology CEO Steven Appleton talks about solid-state gains and competing globally from Idaho.Small gadgets to spark flash memory surge
November 22, 2005 Demand for power-packed gadgets like the iPod is expected to pump up flash memory--and Intel and Micron are eyeing the gains.Rambus tries a new licensing angle
May 10, 2004 The memory designer, which is suing manufacturers over their use of DDR memory, is now marketing technology that will help chipmakers adopt it.CeBit picks up the buzz on new phones
March 11, 2005 Cell phone manufacturers dial into world's biggest telecom and tech trade show to tout new built-in technologies. Photos: Hybrid handsetsBye-bye hard drive, hello flash
January 4, 2006 Hard drives take up a lot of room and eat a lot of battery power. Flash memory could soon offer an alternative for notebooks.
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