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To: Dealer who wrote (1073)	9/13/2000 7:30:48 PM
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RMBS--Next generation RMBS and Sony PS2..... by: jph_ma 9/13/00 7:08 pm By Yoshiko Hara EE Times (09/13/00, 5:34 p.m. EST) TOKYO — Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. has accelerated its plans to roll out a high-end graphics computer based on its Playstation game console technology. The company announced plans this week to introduce a system called GScube next year that will use 64 processor boards with Playstation 2 technology. ......" eetimes.com "The GScube's 128-bit EmotionEngine and Graphics Synthesizer with embedded DRAM are improved versions of the components used in the Playstation2. The GScube's EmotionEngine uses 2 Gbytes of direct Rambus DRAM as main memory, while the Playstation2 has 32 Mbytes of RDRAM. The Graphics Synthesizer integrates a 32-Mbyte frame buffer memory on one chip, or eight times the 4 Mbytes of memory found on the Graphics Synthesizer of the Playstation2......." GScube and RDRAM ---what a couple!! Money in the bank!