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Innovative Mobile Products Require Early Access to Optimized DRAM Solutions

Overview The market trend in consumer and industrial electronics is towards mobility with ever increasing features and functionality. DRAM remains the most practical high-density storage solution for cost sensitive applications but needs to be optimized for mobile applications in order to support the designers needs. As applications and technology evolve, industry analysts are predicting a four-fold increase in the use of DRAM in mobile applications by. PDAs, cellular phones, GPS, video imaging, medical, and industrial scanners are just a few of the applications adopting Mobile DRAMs.

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Publisher	Samsung Electronics	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	January 2003	Downloads	25
Format	White Papers
Topics	Memory Components, Cellular Equipment

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