PC Components Storage Memory module makers pushing NAND flash devices at Computex 2005 News By Wolfgang Gruener published 31 May 2005 Comments (0) Memory module makers such as Transcend Information, A-Data Technology, Kingston Technology and Power Quotient International (PQI) are offering a variety of NAND flash devices at Computex 2005 (May 31-June 4).More here at DigiTimes.Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Wolfgang GruenerSocial Links Navigation More about storageThe SavePoint M.2 2230 SSD enclosure attaches to your handheld device and features power loss protectionIcy Dock unveils 4-bay M.2 adapter for PCIe 5.0 SSDs: up to 56 GB/sLatestAMD's Z2 Extreme CPU for next-gen gaming handhelds will arrive in early 2025See more latest ► See all comments (0) No comments yet Comment from the forums Most PopularRaspberry Pi Pico converts Paw Patrol toy into arcade controllerMaker 3D prints giant 'Benchy' sailboat and takes it out on the waterAMD's Ryzen 5 7600X3D is no longer exclusive to the U.S. — the latest 3D V-Cache chip is now available in Germany for €329Intel Xeon W-3595X 60-core CPU overclocked to 5.80 GHz — 1 GHz over the default 4.8 GHz boost clockNext-gen Intel Core Ultra 300 CPU specs reportedly leaked — Panther Lake-H could feature up to 18 cores and 12 Xe3 Celestial GPU coresDiamond-based quantum accelerators to be integrated into Oak Ridge National Laboratory's HPCMobile RX 7800M GPU beats desktop RX 7700 XT GPU in vendor benchmarks — RX 7800M is also faster than the RTX 4070 Laptop GPUBluetooth 6.0 adds centimeter-level accuracy for device tracking — upgraded version also improves device pairingThe SavePoint M.2 2230 SSD enclosure attaches to your handheld device and features power loss protectionFBI warns crypto industry as North Korea ramps up raiding campaigns — provides advice to likely targetsLenovo’s Lunar Lake-powered X1 Carbon Aura Edition weighs just 2.16 pounds
