ADATA today announced a new memory module for hardcore gamers and enthusiasts. The XPG Gaming Series DDR3L 1333G desktop overclocking memory features high density and low voltage, helping gamers achieve the ultimate in system effectiveness. At the same time, the reduced power consumption leads to lower carbon emissions, resulting in greater environmental sustainability. This memory module also uses 9-9-9-24 latency timing. Available in high-density 8GB or dual-kit 16GB package, the XPG Gaming Series DDR3L 1333G desktop overclocking memory module will be distributed through selected agents and distributors. [techPowerUp]
Super Talent has proudly announced a new DDR3 memory module for laptops that is clocked at 1600MHz. Ideal for today’s extreme portable workstations and gaming machines, Super Talent’s new 4GB SO-DIMM will enable hard-core gamers and professionals to remove the memory bottleneck created by today’s 1333MHz limitation. Too bad, there is no info on pricing or availability at this time. [PCLaunches]
ChainTech today released a new DDR3 memory that is specially designed for overclockers. Available in 2x 1GB and 2x 2GB configurations, the Apogee GT DDR3-2400 dual-channel memory kit is compatible with the Intel P55 platform, which provides high performance and reliability. The memory module operates at 1.6 Watt with the frequency of 2400MHz with their timings of CL 9-11-10-27. The Apogee GT DDR3-2400 will be launched in April 2010. [DailyDigitals]
Corsair has recently rolled out their latest ultra-high performance DDR3 memory module, the CMGTX1 Dominator GTX. This new 2GB memory module has passed Intel’s XMP-Ready certification process at a speed of 2333MHz making it the fastest Intel XMP-certified memory in the world. In terms of performance, the GTX is able to operate at up to 2400MHz at timings of 9-11-9-27 at 1.65V, and comes equipped with Corsair’s patented DHX+ heatsink. The Corsair CMGTX1 Dominator GTX 2GB Memory Module is now available for purchase via Corsair’s online store for $200. [Corsair]
A-DATA has rolled out its latest high-capacity 4GB single module DDR3 memory that comes in three different versions: U-DIMM RAM for desktops, SO-DIMM RAN for laptops and unbuffered ECC-DIMM/ECC Registered DIMM RAM for workstations and servers. What’s more, these memories also boast low energy consumption, better heat dissipation and a lifetime warranty. No details on pricing and availability just yet. [DVHardware]
Elpida Memory today unveiled the world’s first 2.5Gbps 1-Gigabit DDR3 SDRAM that is based on a copper interconnect process and new circuit technology. This new memory module offers faster speeds and an ultra-low voltage operation of 1.2V. It provides data rates of 2.5Gbps at 1.5V and 1.8Gbps at 1.2V, which is 25% faster than products with aluminum interconnects and consumes 22% less power. Elpida will release this new DDR3 SDRAM later this month. No word on pricing so far. [Press Release]
by Nicole on December 10, 2007
Unlike other memory mouses that depend on a receiver that hogs the USB port. With the memory mouse 8000 relies on one of those factors, the receiver includes 1GB of flash memoryserving as a double duty.But once you remove it to copy files to or from another system, the mouse stops working. Another thing is that the mouse isn’t powered on batteries but a built-in rechargeable battery that can be recharged VIA USB and includes a special cable with magnetic connectors that attach to the receiver and under the mouse allowing it to recharge whenever needed. This still might not beat the Logitech, but it’s pretty good on average. $100
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by Nicole on December 3, 2007
Designer Tom Kenworthy has invented a Sustainable Flash Memory Card Holder that is made from recycled vending cups. It consists of 7 seven plastic cups to make it. It’s both environment friendly and stores all your flash memory cards.
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by Nicole on November 24, 2007
Transporting files and taking them anywhere went as far as your laptop. But now there’s a simpler way to store files and take them wherever with this convenient and mobile USB memory watch. You can store all your MP3′s, image files, and even memos all in one! The 2GB storage capacity gives you more than enough storage. The watch also allows you to transfer files from your computer to with its USB connector stored in the watchband itself as well as LED light that shows the device’s status. Storing all those Van Halen and dirty pics has never been easier! The best part is that it’s a watch and no one will no, atleast not right away. $50
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