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To: DJBEINO who wrote (37387)	8/13/1998 1:43:00 AM
From: TREND1	Respond to of 53903

DJ Just one thought here ! Has MU's move from 20 to 36 1/2 fore told of all this 7% increase in Dram prices ???? A trader once said....Even if God handed him the word personally about a stock, he would not believe it until he saw it on the tape ! Is it 36 1/2 or 30 1/4 ???? Larry Dudash

To: DJBEINO who wrote (37387)	8/13/1998 9:53:00 AM
From: TREND1	Respond to of 53903

Fujitsu plans small 64-Mbit SDRAM for high-speed PC-100 applications TOKYO--Fujitsu Ltd. said it will soon begin volume production of the world's smallest 64-Mbit synchronous DRAM (SDRAM) that conforms to Intel Corp.'s PC-100 standard for high performance memory in personal computers systems. The new 64-Mbit chip will be fabricated with Fujitsu's 0.22-micron process technology, resulting in a die area of 51.34 mm2, said the Japanese memory maker. With a memory bus clock speed of 100 MHz, the SDRAM will have an access time of 16 nanoseconds or less vs. 26 ns with current memory design, according to Fujitsu. In North America, Fujitsu plans to make sample of the new 64-Mbit SDRAM available to chip customers by the end of September. They will cost about $12 each. Volume production in Japan is slated to start in October. "With their faster speeds and higher functionality, SDRAMs are replacing EDO [extended data out] DRAMs as the device of choice for personal computer and workstation main memories," said John McElroy, vice president of marketing for the U.S.-based Fujitsu Microelectronics Inc. subsidiary in San Jose. While competition in DRAM markets remains intense, Fujitsu is determined to be a leader in development of SDRAMs for PC-100 system applications, he added. ..................................................................