DRAMeXchange: Price trend optimism unchanged
The price premium that 400MHz 256Mbit DDR commands over 266/333MHz has widened to the point where further increases at the high end are being held in check. Once prices at the low end rise to narrow the gap to around US$0.50, we expect 400MHz die prices to rise more strongly.
More here at DigiTimes
Read more
- dramexchange ,
- price ,
- trend ,
- optimism ,
- unchanged
Intel misses market share target for 865 chipset, overoptimistic in forecasts
- Samsung SDI begins 42" high-definition PDP volume production
- T9 on steroids? The next killer app for handsets is a utility
- Samsung releases 1GB DDR notebook memory
- Motorola puts nanotubes in screens
- EDS set to protect mobile data
- Palm to Manufacture Low-End Models in Brazil
- AMD Athlon 64 launch party set for 22 Sept.
- StorageTek Boosts Tape Storage Efficiency
- NetScreen puts IPv6 in firewall beta
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight
- Fuel Cells May Power Cell Phones, Laptops
- Abit announces KV7
- Kingston First to Market DDR500MHz PC 4000 Modules
- Atheros Products Receive First Wi-Fi 802.11g Certification
- PNY debuts Verto Hi Speed PC3500 DDR memory
- SMC Announces New Line of Home Entertainment Networking Products
- Tiny chips a big deal to retailers
- New DVDn may let you decide who gets terminated
- McDonald's: Come surf on our turf
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
