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Kingston to continue evaluating PCBs with embedded resistors
10:52 AM - October 16, 2006 by
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Long-time DRAM-module market leader Kingston Technology will continue evaluating the possibility of using PCBs (printed circuit boards) with embedded resistors in its DRAM-module product lines. So far, the company has not adopted the technology, since the company is not sure if the technology is mature enough, Kingston said.
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