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Notebook Makers Look To Have 4 GB RAM Next Year
Next newsTaipei (Taiwan) - Dell, Hewlett-Packard and Toshiba are planning to introduce notebooks which come standard with 4 GB of memory next year. According to the report, this is being done in an attempt to boost the DRAM industry, which is suffering significant losses due to component memory chips being sold below production costs at the present time. A 4 GB DRAM requires 32 1Gbit component chips, as opposed to only eight for a 1 GB DRAM module.
According to Digitimes, 1 GB DRAM modules now cost $16. 2 GB modules will drop to $60 in Q1 2008. A 4 GB DRAM module will only account for 6% of the total cost of a notebook, which is notably lower than the 10% premium memory consumed in the past.
Read more ... Digitimes.
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