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To: jim kelley who wrote (39469)	4/10/2000 10:18:00 AM
From: gnuman	Respond to of 93625

Jim kelley, re: <There will be support for DDR in high end servers(Foster)but not in the desktops currently being discussed.> Via, meanwhile, said that it believed that DDR 266MHz memory products will be targeted across servers, desktop systems, notebooks and PDAs....... Bob Eminian, a VP for Samsung Semiconductors, said: "Because of the existing PC133 SDRAM infrastructure, and the use of the same packaging and processing technologies, DDR 266 presents no significant investment in manufacturing facilities. This means that it will be a simple transition to volume production of DDR SDRAM parts and PC2100 memory modules for the PC market, which we should expect to see in 2H'00." © Can we look for DDR in future desk tops? theregister.co.uk