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Technology Stocks : Dataram Corp. (DRAM) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: piscatologist who wrote (28)	7/17/2000 10:49:00 AM
From: Road Walker	Respond to of 66

piscatologist, I'm planing on holding. Dataram seems to be in the right place at the right time. Low to medium end server growth is accelerating (some expect 30%+ this year). These guys are just now opening an office in Europe, their growth potential should be more than the sector. Because they just moved to the NASDAQ in February, DRAM is still flying under the radar, although it appears that is changing by the day. Their PEG is still at a significant discount to the market. Because of the specialized nature of their products, pricing isn't a concern as it is with most memory companies, they pass on any cost increases/decreases. They are agnostic, they sell memory solutions for Sun and Intel servers. There is not a lot to dislike. John edit - you may want to look at my post after their last CC: Message 13812481

To: piscatologist who wrote (28)	7/31/2000 1:53:27 PM
From: Road Walker	Respond to of 66

Monday July 31, 10:27 am Eastern Time Company Press Release Dataram Memory Increases Performance of HP Visualize X and P-Class Windows Workstations Announcing Superior Memory Solutions and Superb Value in an Intel-Based Workstation PRINCETON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 31, 2000--Dataram Corporation (Nasdaq:DRAM - news) a leading provider of gigabyte-class memory for high-performance network servers, today announces immediate availability of memory products for HP's newest Visualize X and P-Class Windows NT and Windows 2000 Professional Workstations. Incorporating powerful Intel Pentium® III processors with HP visualize memory architecture, the Visualize X and P-Class workstations offer optimal scalability solutions for demanding applications and complex designs. Ranked as top performers in providing superior performance, the P-Class allows up to 2GB of 133MHz SDRAM's while the next-generation X-class offers increased memory capacity with eight DIMM slots that support up to 4GB of 133MHz SDRAM. Dataram is offering three capacities -- 256MB (DRHX733/256), 512MB (DRHX733/512) and 1GB (DRHX733/1024). Each product contains a pair of ECC modules designed to accommodate the higher processor speeds and heavier workloads required in today's high-performance systems. ``Combining Dataram memory with HP Visualize X and P-Class workstations provides an optimal solution for power-hungry applications utilized by professional engineers and designers whose high-end visualization tasks require large memory capacity and bandwidth,'' states Jeff Goldenbaum, Dataram's product manager. Dataram Corporation is a leading provider of gigabyte memory for network servers, specializing in the manufacture of large-capacity memory products for Compaq/Digital, HP, IBM, Intel, SGI and Sun computers. The company serves users in diverse industries as financial services, internet service providers, aerospace, petroleum, graphics, automotive, telecommunications, utilities and education. Dataram is registered with the International Standards Organization, having met the internationally recognized ISO 9001 quality assurance standard for design/development, production, installation and service. Dataram memory is a cost-effective alternative to purchasing memory directly from the system manufacturer and is priced up to 50% less. Products can usually be delivered within 24 hours of order placement and are backed by a lifetime warranty and an advanced replacement program. Dataram is headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey and is celebrating its 34th year in the computer industry. Additional information is available on the Internet at www.dataram.com.