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To: abuck95 who wrote (12526)	1/7/1999 3:03:00 AM
From: Shumway	Respond to of 93625

The Chip Big 3 Start Mass Production of 256M DRAM 01/05(È) 16:38 Samsung Electronics,LG Semicon and Hyundai Electronics have launched commercial production of next-generation 256M DRAM Chips, which was expected to start in the middle part of the year 2000 . Those internal makers expect to engross almost all chip markets since it is at least 6 months prior to overseas manufacturers,such makers from United States and Japan. Samsung which succeeded in developing the chip for the first time in the world last April has already equipped for the mass production and plans to start producing it from the coming April, at latest. It is also expected to manufacture about 100 million units this year. LG has already supplied samples for its main users since last year and plans to provide it to the market from June, at latest. Hyundai has a plan to start operating the mass product lines within the first half of this year and intends to produce about 100 million units. The early price of that chip is expected to be about 400 dollars per unit and it seems to maintain the high price, amounts to 150~200 dollars for the time being. source: koreatimes.co.kr