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To: Zeuspaul who wrote (82)2/1/1998 11:27:00 AM
From: Zeuspaul   of 14778
 
SDRAM transition to RDRAM in 1999?

for the complet article
www5.zdnet.com

exerts

>>Synchronous DRAM, or SDRAM, is the
memory found in most mainstream and
high-end computers being shipped today.
"The original plan called for SDRAM to be
phased out over one year -- not a lot of time,"
said Glaskowsky.

The comments came after a report indicated
that Intel's next spec for faster PC memory --
dubbed the P133L -- will not call for
exclusive support of a fast-memory
technology known as Direct RDRAM. <<

onward

Zeuspaul
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