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Samsung leading DDR2 memory push in 2005
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10:56 AM - January 27, 2005 by
Wolfgang Gruener
Samsung Semiconductor plans to expand its production of DDR2 memory this year to the point where DDR2 becomes its largest product category, setting the stage for decreases in price,
DDR2 memory is the planned successor to DDR SDRAM, the standard currently used in most of the world's PCs.
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