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To: Don Green who wrote (36218)	1/4/2000 11:57:00 PM
From: DHB	Respond to of 93625

computers.cnet.com As I was reading Beyond 2000 - 10 Technologies for the next Millennium, this was there with the same words, but positive. 8. Rambus RAM Critical Mass Date: March 2000 Since 1996, Intel and Rambus have worked together on a bigger, better, faster memory technology, now called Direct RDRAM. Intel has already begun pushing the use of RDRAM in computer systems and will continue to do so throughout 2000. Most SDRAM employs 100-MHz bus speed; RDRAM runs four times faster, at 400 MHz. Companies such as Toshiba have tested, validated, and produced memory solutions with quality 128MB and 144MB RDRAM modules. Samsung is ready to deploy 256MB RDRAM chips, according to Avo Kanadjian, senior vice president in charge of memory marketing. With RDRAM, size isn't as important as speed. High-throughput RAM allows computer systems to better read and play large data and media files, which fly around the Internet constantly. RDRAM offers the potential to open up a whole new world of virtual reality and graphical computing. DHB High 187 Low 60 Close 145