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Technology Stocks : DELL Bear Thread
DELL 152.40-1.5%3:59 PM EST

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To: Bilow who wrote (2498)5/25/1999 1:57:00 AM
From: Bilow  Read Replies (1) of 2578
 
Hi all; EE-Times articles regarding computer stuff:

Taiwan is working on PC 133 memory, but kind of stop-gap:

Motherboard makers back SDRAM, buck Rambus trend
The quickness with which the Taiwanese have been able to develop PC 133 boards appears to concern Rambus Inc. officials, who were here last week looking to obtain prerelease samples of Taiwanese PC133 mainboards. Asia's DRAM vendors and Taiwan's core-logic vendors have positioned PC133 memory as an interim competitor to Rambus's RDRAM.
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"Until this September, PC133 is more of a marketing-driven product than a performance one," said Shen. "Bench tests show that 100-MHz SDRAM is better than PC133. PC133 has to have a 3 CAS latency. PC100 can run a 2 CAS latency."

techweb.com

Intel and net appliances (as well as portable DSP stuff.)

New StrongARM muscle extends Intel's reach
But the most important aspect, said Heeb, is the much lower power dissipation despite the enormous increase in performance-about 40 to 450 mW, depending on operating frequency.
techweb.com

HDTV projection displays:

Digital-film demo set for Star Wars
...using the Digital Light Processing technology of Texas Instruments and one based on the Integrated Light Amplifier technology of Hughes-JVC.
techweb.com

-- Carl
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