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World's Thinnest Flash Memory Cell
Unveiled

World's Thinnest Flash Memory Cell
Unveiled 12/19/2004 03:51 PM
Slashdot Dec 18 2004 7:50PM GMT

Cellebrite's UME-24: Universal Cell
Phone, Smart phones and PDAs Content
Memory Synchronization System Launches

Cellebrite's UME-24: Universal Cell
Phone, Smart phones and PDAs Content
Memory Synchronization System Launches 09/24/2004 03:29 AM
Cellebrite has launched the ultimate synchronization device, the UME-24. The UME-24 is the first all-inclusive system to transfer memory including phonebook contacts, photos, ring tones, and more between cell phones, PDA's and smart phones. [PRWEB Sep 24, 2004]

Want to Improve Your Memory? Expand Your
Mind at Memory School

Want to Improve Your Memory? Expand Your
Mind at Memory School 06/24/2004 05:04 AM
Memory School is a fully interactive memory improvement site. At Memory School you will be taught how to improve your memory on every level. [PRWEB Jun 24, 2004]

ATP Begins Productions of Lead-Free
“Green” Memory Products -
Environmentally-Friendly RoHS Compliant
Flash Memory Cards and DRAM Modules

ATP Begins Productions of Lead-Free
“Green” Memory Products -
Environmentally-Friendly RoHS Compliant
Flash Memory Cards and DRAM Modules 04/11/2005 03:36 AM
ATP Electronics Inc., a premium manufacturer of high performance and quality memory products, today announced it has begun productions of RoHS compliant products. All ATP flash memory cards (SD, MMC, miniSD, RS-MMC) are fully RoHS compliant and are shipping immediately, with DRAM modules to achieve full compliance by end of 2005. SGS GROUP, a world-renowned testing and certification organization, performed ATP RoHS compliance tests. [PRWEB Apr 11, 2005]

New “Memory Hog” Widget Shows You What’s
Eating Your Memory

New “Memory Hog” Widget Shows You What’s
Eating Your Memory 06/17/2005 03:57 PM

A lot of people think that only Mac owners can use those beautiful and popular little software utilities called “widgets.” Not so my friends, not so. Long before Apple released OSX “Tiger” operating system and its impressive widget suite called “Dashboard“, a website named Konfabulator was cranking beautiful Widgets for both platforms. You can download a trial copy here and see for yourself and they even dropped the price from $29 to $19.99. The best…

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Millennium Cell displays fuel cell for
notebook use at Intel Developer Forum

Millennium Cell displays fuel cell for
notebook use at Intel Developer Forum 03/25/2005 06:26 AM
NewsTarget Mar 25 2005 11:08AM GMT

Splinter Cell "Kola Cell" mission
released on Live!

Splinter Cell "Kola Cell" mission
released on Live! 03/13/2003 01:00 PM

Need Memory? Come to the Memory Dealers

Need Memory? Come to the Memory Dealers 05/21/2004 06:57 AM
Ad - http://www.memorydealers.com May 21 2004 11:57AM GMT

Pride Communication Services, #1
Reseller of Krusell Leather Cell Phone
Cases, to Begin Selling Identity-Theft
Conscious Horizontic Plus Cell Phone
Case in April

Pride Communication Services, #1
Reseller of Krusell Leather Cell Phone
Cases, to Begin Selling Identity-Theft
Conscious Horizontic Plus Cell Phone
Case in April 03/29/2005 04:34 AM
To Better Accommodate the Needs of Today’s Identity Theft Conscious Cell Phone Users, Pride Communication Services (PCS), a Subsidiary Franchise of KaseIT and the Largest Reseller of KRUSELL Leather Cases, Announced Today that it Would Begin Selling the Horizontic Plus Cell Phone Case, KRUSELL’s Newest Offering, In its Online Store in April. [PRWEB Mar 29, 2005]

Stem-cell-companies.com: Launch of the
Stem Cell Companies Directory

Stem-cell-companies.com: Launch of the
Stem Cell Companies Directory 06/05/2005 11:58 PM
Kaeria SARL is launching a directory of companies who work on stem cells, so that the various industry players can be identified and presented. [PRWEB May 25, 2005]

Take 2 for PC memory

Take 2 for PC memory 04/13/2004 06:07 AM
For DDR makers, 2004 is shaping up nicely: Prices for the memory technology are surging, and a new, high-profit replacement is about to hit store shelves.

PC memory is getting even better

PC memory is getting even better 04/13/2004 09:54 AM
ZDNet Apr 13 2004 1:52PM GMT

Thanks For The Memory

Thanks For The Memory 02/05/2005 09:39 PM

Apple has delivered a superb operating system and world-class applications. Now it needs to make available machines with the installed memory to take full advantage of both that OS and those applications right out of the box. By Philip Michaels, Macworld

More memory

More memory 07/13/2004 02:02 PM

I feel like it’s Christmas. Today I’m expecting the FedEx guy to bring me 512MB RAM for my development machine.

Here’s the sad tale...

When Xcode was new, I gave it a bunch of slack because it was new. I figured that the performance problems would get fixed.

But Xcode isn’t new anymore, and I’m still seeing performance problems. Just the other day it finally occurred to me that it’s time to figure out what’s going on. No more slack.



The performance problems were pretty simple: over time, the UI would get more and more sluggish, to the point where things like closing a window might take ten seconds. Debugging was sometimes nearly impossible, as it would often time out before retrieving variable data, and each single-step might take 30 seconds. (I’m guessing on the times. It felt like 30 seconds, but it might have been less. Or more.)

I ended up quitting and restarting Xcode several times a day, just to reverse the sluggishness.

I found that this wasn’t true when I was working on a small project—it was perfectly snappy then—but NetNewsWire isn’t a small project.

So—finally, sheesh—I ran top to see what was going on. It turned out that the sluggishness was a result of not having enough memory. Well, that’s easy to fix!

My development machine already has 512MB, so this will double it. It’s a dual-processor 867Mhz G4. Not the speediest kid on the block, but plenty fast enough—as long as it’s not running out of memory.



A related subject is the subject of build times. I mentioned that NetNewsWire isn’t a small project, and it’s not, but NetNewsWire 2.0’s main project is smaller than that of NetNewsWire 1.0.8—even though we’ve been adding a bunch of features.

One of the ways we achieved that was to move a bunch of things into separate, loadable bundles. As a small example, think of the Bandwidth Stats window. Its code is fairly stable, and it’s not something everybody uses every time they launch NetNewsWire, so we took it out of the main NetNewsWire project and created a separate project that builds a bundle—a kind of plugin—that NetNewsWire loads only when needed.

If you do this enough, you can end up with a smaller project that’s faster to build—even if you’re also adding features at the same time.

Users benefit too, because your app loads only what’s essential at startup, and loads less-used things only if and when needed.

(A side effect of this is that some day, if there’s interest, we may formalize NetNewsWire’s internal plugin API and make it so other developers can write plugins that add windows to NetNewsWire.)

Memory 1.0

Memory 1.0 05/05/2004 11:01 AM
Try to match up pairs of blocks using your memory.

USB memory pen

USB memory pen 12/20/2003 12:08 PM
We've seen at least one of these before, but there's a new ballpoint pen/USB drive available that has 256MB of Flash memory squeezed onto it....

Ask Ars: FSB and memory speeds

Ask Ars: FSB and memory speeds 07/10/2004 05:42 PM
Confused about what the FSB is and how fast your RAM is? Ask Ars clears up the mystery.

a new memory controller

a new memory controller 07/20/2004 11:02 PM
Rambus has a new memory controller that can support both standard DDR and their proprietary XDR RAM. This looks like a Trojan horse approach to getting XDR support into systems.

Using Shared Memory from PHP

Using Shared Memory from PHP 05/14/2004 07:21 PM
At some point, you'll need to communicate with another process. Unix systems support a powerful IPC mechanism called shared memory that you can use to share information between processes. Alexander Prohorenko explains the basic theory and demonstrates how to use it from PHP.

More memory update

More memory update 07/13/2004 07:08 PM

The new RAM arrived, I installed it, and it’s a dream come true.

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.7

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.7 06/02/2004 08:29 AM
A widget library without a single bit of storage per widget.

"The Memory Hole"

"The Memory Hole" 04/24/2004 09:05 AM

"Memory Hole"

"Memory Hole" 06/07/2004 06:54 PM

Is there such as thing as too much
memory?

Is there such as thing as too much
memory? 08/14/2004 11:54 AM
Munich Bans Memorial Plaques Munich has decided to ban memorial plaques to Jewish, Sinti and German citizens deported and murdered during World War Two. Jewish leaders, fearful that the plaques would stir up anti-Semitic fervor, supported the ban. These plaques are the work of a German artist, Gunter Demnig. ”He first had the idea in the early 1990s when he was unveiling a memorial for the Sinti and Roma victims of the Holocaust. “An elderly woman approached him and insisted that "no Gypsies ever lived here". "It is so easy for people to deny something. I wanted to ensure that this would not happen," he says. (BBC).” This reminder of the holocaust brought to mind the Pinkas Synagogue in Prague, as well as the Viet Nam Memorial and the AIDS quilt -- monuments that really changed me.

Memory Zipper Plus v7.11

Memory Zipper Plus v7.11 07/08/2004 07:23 PM
Memory Zipper Plus defrags and releases system memory that isn't released by Windows. Includes a CPU cooler and Task Manager. [Shareware $10.00 15 Days 717 KB]

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.9

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.9 07/07/2004 08:11 AM
A widget library without a single bit of storage per widget.

Toplink In Memory

Toplink In Memory 04/02/2005 05:36 PM
First Release

MOM FAQ: SQL Connection Memory

MOM FAQ: SQL Connection Memory 04/13/2005 08:56 AM

More memory with Zire 21

More memory with Zire 21 11/03/2003 02:36 PM
Computerworld Singapore Nov 3 2003 1:33PM ET

Out of Memory When Compiling MSI

Out of Memory When Compiling MSI 09/22/2004 04:25 AM

Top Tip: Help with memory latency!

Top Tip: Help with memory latency! 01/22/2004 02:37 AM
Ok, I have been reading lots about the latency of memory and timings, but I am severly cornfuzed. I know that smaller is better (I wish my ex-wife felt that way!) when it comes to CAS. My " dream " board (on another thread) is an Epox board using (or requiring I should say) DDR SDRAM PC3200.

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.2

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.2 10/31/2003 12:49 PM
A widget library without a single bit of storage per widget.

Turbo Memory v2.3.1

Turbo Memory v2.3.1 02/19/2004 12:48 PM
Turbo Memory RAM Booster recovers your computer's memory. Turbo Memory RAM Booster boosts the physical memory available to Windows 95/98/2000/NT/Me/XP. You don't need to reboot your computer anymore. [Shareware $10.95 30 Days 1.4 MB]

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.8

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.8 06/15/2004 06:42 AM
A widget library without a single bit of storage per widget.

The Bat! 2.01 memory corruption

The Bat! 2.01 memory corruption 01/16/2004 01:04 PM
3APA3A (Jan 16 2004)

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.10

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.10 07/28/2004 09:43 AM
A widget library without a single bit of storage per widget.

IO Data USB Memory Pen

IO Data USB Memory Pen 03/23/2005 04:53 AM

More USB pens are on the scene, this time coming from IO Data Device. Available in 32MB and 128MB capacities, the pen part appears to be worth a damn; they can use refills from Pilot. There are three ink colors inside, too: black, red and blue. When you're ready to put some data on the USB thingamabob, just detach the cap and plug it into your machine.

Press Release [IO Data Device]

Memory Booster v14.12.03

Memory Booster v14.12.03 12/20/2003 01:24 PM
Frees RAM memory of unused sectors so that your applications run better. Whenever your computer runs low on resources consider optimizing your memory using Memory Optimizer. It can free your memory to up to 60%. [Shareware $22.50 884 KB]

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.5

Zero Memory Widget 0.0.5 12/15/2003 07:06 AM
A widget library without a single bit of storage per widget.
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Pretec 2GB MMC 4 Flash Memory Card

Pretec 2GB MMC 4 Flash Memory Card 06/01/2004 10:29 AM

Pretec has announced what they are calling the 'World's Fastest Flash Memory Card,' a 2GB giant that uses the MMC 4 spec to transfer 4-bits of data in parallel with write speeds up to 18MB/sec and read speeds of up to 22.5MB/sec. Even better, the card is backwards-compatible with previous SD/MMC devices, albeit at lower read/write speeds. To give you some perspective, those speeds would make the 2GB Pretec card about 200 percent faster than the fastest SD cards available on the market.
Rea d [DPReview via DailyGadget]

World's Fastest Flash Memory Card?

World's Fastest Flash Memory Card? 06/03/2004 11:41 PM

SanDisk offers 4 new flash memory card
readers

SanDisk offers 4 new flash memory card
readers 03/13/2003 10:24 AM

Intel braces for Flash memory boom

Intel braces for Flash memory boom 06/18/2004 02:35 PM
Infomatics Jun 18 2004 6:43PM GMT

Intel sees higher Q2 revenue on flash
memory demand

Intel sees higher Q2 revenue on flash
memory demand 06/03/2004 08:30 PM
Intel Corp. on Thursday raised its revenue guidance for the second quarter to the high end of its previous range, citing stronger than expected demand for flash memory.

Filip de Waard's webl0g: SQLite
In-Memory Database

Filip de Waard's webl0g: SQLite
In-Memory Database 09/10/2004 07:30 AM
A new submission was sent in from Filip de Waard today about an article on his site that talks about c reating SQLite in-memory databases.

Flash brightens AMD outlook

Flash brightens AMD outlook 06/14/2004 12:29 AM
CNET Jun 14 2004 4:45AM GMT

AMD Unveils 256-Megabit Flash Memory

AMD Unveils 256-Megabit Flash Memory 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
Seeking to capitalize on one of the fastest-growing semiconductor markets, chipmaker AMD has announced a full line of flash memory products, designed to be embedded in cell phones, PDAs, automobile consoles, and networking and industrial manufacturing devices. The current flagship of the line is a high-density, 256-megabit embedded chip.

10 Way Flash Memory Drive Review

10 Way Flash Memory Drive Review 06/03/2004 12:22 PM

If you thought all Yet Another Flash Drives were the same, leave it to Ars Technica to prove you (us) wrong with a hugely informative (if pedantic) review of 10 different USB 2.0 Hi-speed flash memory drives, with benchmarks, read/write tests, and even an experiment involving two flash drives and RAID 0. It's a great place to start if you're interested in any of the drives, with include units from PNY, SanDisk, Mushkin, SimpleTech, FujiFilm (a write-speed beast), Verbatim, Transcend (the overall winner), and Iomega (who did very well all around).
Read [ArsTechnica]

Hagiwara Sys USB Flash Memory Readers

Hagiwara Sys USB Flash Memory Readers 08/05/2004 08:45 AM

So yeah, these are just USB flash memory card readers, but I'm a sucker for tight design -- especially when it uses the sort of played-out but still delicious grey-on-white soft cuddle robot color scheme (coming to a HGTG movie near you). These two readers from Hagiwara Sys read MemoryStick Duo Pro and miniSD, respectively (well, if you're looking from left to right).

Read - Product Page [HSCJPN via Akiba.Soroban]

Wireless: As 3G grows, so will flash
memory needs

Wireless: As 3G grows, so will flash
memory needs 09/26/2004 06:38 PM
IHT Sep 26 2004 9:57PM GMT

Flash Memory: Evolution or Revolution

Flash Memory: Evolution or Revolution 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
When AMD released its MirrorBit flash technology architecture in late spring, the company claimed it had ignited a revolution in the memory industry with a product that managed not to compromise endurance, performance or reliability. MirrorBit differs markedly from Intel's StrataFlash, first released in 1997.

EraTech EMP-100, EMP-110 Flash Memory
Players

EraTech EMP-100, EMP-110 Flash Memory
Players 07/07/2004 09:29 AM

The EMP-100 and 110 are the newest flash MP3 players from EraTech, the people who happen to make one of the only flash memory players I'd like to own, the EMP-ZII (the one that looks like a little egg). Both these new players look fine, too, as far as flash players are concerned, with MP3 and WMA support, simple displays, and USB 1.1 interfaces. Actually, now that I think about it, that's sort of wimpy. The main difference between the two models is that the EMP-110 has an integrated USB port, like a flash memory key drive, while the EMP-100 requires a separate cable. I4U has an EMP-100 in their review queue -- expect to see that soon.
Read - New Small High-End EraTech EMP-100/EMP-110 MP3 Player [I4U]

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Eratech EMP-Z II Review [Gizmodo]

Flash memory market heating up

Flash memory market heating up 04/09/2004 04:13 PM
Flash memory is found in a variety of electronic devices including portable MP3 players, digital cameras, cell phones, and USB key drives. Memory makers are ramping up to make more and make it better.

AMD Announces New Flash Memory
Technology

AMD Announces New Flash Memory
Technology 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
AMD has announced it would begin development of a 4-bit flash memory chip to be used for storing data in wireless devices, such as mobile phones, personal digital assistants and handheld gaming devices. The chipmaker said the 4-bit chip would build on the company's MirrorBit technology, announced earlier this year.

AMD unveils low-power Mirrorbit flash
memory

AMD unveils low-power Mirrorbit flash
memory 06/15/2004 07:03 AM
Computer Weekly Jun 15 2004 11:25AM GMT

Devil Duckie USB Flash Memory Drive

Devil Duckie USB Flash Memory Drive 05/06/2004 10:14 AM
If you like your USB flash memory drives rubbery, expensive, and ugly, then Thinkgeek's got the drive for you: this 256MB Devil Duck flash drive is available for $99, which as EverythingUSB points out, you could get a far-less-obnoxious Sandisk Cruzer Mini with 512MB for the same price. But hey,...

New Memory MiniMouse comes with 64MB
flash storage

New Memory MiniMouse comes with 64MB
flash storage 08/16/2004 12:11 PM
Iogear announced on Monday the release of its latest Memory Mouse, the Memor y MiniMouse 800, which ships with 64MB of flash memory storage. It also features 800dpi resolution, a retractable cable and USB connectivity. Pricing is US$49.95, and it's available immediately.

Samsung Keeps Lead In Flash Memory,
iSuppli Says

Samsung Keeps Lead In Flash Memory,
iSuppli Says 02/05/2005 09:59 PM
TechWeb Feb 6 2005 1:29AM GMT

Macworld review: Flash-memory MP3
Players

Macworld review: Flash-memory MP3
Players 05/26/2004 09:03 AM
When Apple's iPod burst onto the scene, many people who previously hadn't thought about buying an MP3 player snapped to attention. Flash-memory–based players had been fairly inexpensive but very frustrating to use with Macs. Now the hard-drive–based iPod and iPod mini are the best-selling MP3 players on the market. Given this new context, we decided it was time to look at the alternatives, for people who are on a tight budget and who just want to use a player at the gym or during a commute, and not for storing a huge music collection.

SanDisk 256MB Flash Memory Drive for $33

SanDisk 256MB Flash Memory Drive for $33 04/21/2004 03:50 PM
SanDisk is selling its 256MB USB Flash Memory Drive for $47.24 with a $15.00 rebate, bringing the total price down to $32.24, qualifying for Amazon's free shipping. I suspect SanDisk is trying to clear the channel to prepare for the launch of their Cruzer Micro flash drives, but that's just...

Flash memory takes a licking and keeps
on remembering

Flash memory takes a licking and keeps
on remembering 08/02/2004 03:02 AM
Flash memory cards (CompactFlash, Secure Digital, xD, Memory Stick and Smartmedia) are nigh-indestructible (I once put a brand-new Exilim digital camera through the laundry: the camera was toast, but the SD memory survived and is still in use today!).

The one question I have is how these things fare against time itself, given that CDs and DVDs tend to delaminate, tapes crumble, and HDDs' bearings seize up -- it'd be great to have media that you could bury in a time-capsule for a couple decades with confidence.

They were dipped into cola, put through a washing machine, dunked in coffee, trampled by a skateboard, run over by a child's toy car and given to a six-year-old boy to destroy.

Perhaps surprisingly, all the cards survived these six tests.

Most of them did fail to get through two additional tests - being smashed by a sledgehammer and being nailed to a tree.

Link (via Engadget)

Portable Outlook® Solution for Flash
Drives from Imagine LAN

Portable Outlook® Solution for Flash
Drives from Imagine LAN 06/21/2004 02:32 AM
P.I. Protector Mobility Suite v4.0 for flash drives now supports Outlook® portable email [PRWEB Jun 21, 2004]

M-Systems Releases Disk-on-Chip Flash
Memory

M-Systems Releases Disk-on-Chip Flash
Memory 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
Flash disk manufacturer M-Systems said that it has designed a flash memory system on two Alchemy Semiconductor development chips from AMD, promising a cost-effective means to store data on a system-on-chip board without the need for a hard disk.

Group Announces New Flash Memory
Security Spec

Group Announces New Flash Memory
Security Spec 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
In an effort to boost sales in a sagging market and open up new markets, a group of some of the world's leading electronics and semiconductor makers announced the new Mobile Commerce Extension Specification for flash memory cards. The new standard would add increased security to the standard memory features already supported by existing flash cards.

Flash Memory Boom Heralds New Wave of
Gadgets

Flash Memory Boom Heralds New Wave of
Gadgets 06/03/2004 09:49 PM
Boston Globe Jun 4 2004 1:41AM GMT

AMD reaps benefits from improved
pricing, flash memory

AMD reaps benefits from improved
pricing, flash memory 01/22/2004 03:20 AM
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) captured the attention of the industry last year with the introduction of two processor families that can run both 32-bit and 64-bit applications. But the factors leading to its first quarterly profit in two years have more to do with better management of AMD's existing businesses than with the new processors, analysts said Wednesday.

Image drives fate of flash memory cards

Image drives fate of flash memory cards 01/16/2004 10:56 AM
The fate of the removable flash memory market has been and will continue to be tied to digital cameras and cell phones, which have taken off and are expected to grow.

Memory cell