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The Taipei International Information Technology Show (COMPUTEX Taipei), the world's top 2 and the largest Asian tradeshow is currently ongoing, from June 3rd until 7th 2008.
A-DATA, one of the leading DRAM module providers in the world, will reveal this year's highly-anticipated products of Solid State Drive (SSD), enthusiast and overclocking memory modules, the newest USB flash drives of the NTSC-series and digital photo-frames (DPF).
Targeting new market developments –A-DATA announces its new series of Solid State Drive (SSD) with capacities up to 64 GB. The SSD is available in 1.8 and 2.5 inches at SATA and PATA interface. This new device is completely compatible with the hard drive on notebook PC and can support consumer electronic products such as: UMPC, PMP and camcorder.
In the DRAM module segment, besides providing ultra-high speed and ultra-low latency, the A-DATA [Alpha] memory modules also use a unique, switchable active heat spreader design that makes it possible to reduce the temperature. This highly effective solution to the problem of heat dissipation for DDR3 overclocking memory modules improves both overclocking performance and memory stability. A-DATA will display its latest memory module with live demo.
During COMPUTEX 2008 – the entire range of memory modules will be shown to the audience, including server memory.
For Flash memory products, the evolution of the USB flash drives have become more than a storage device but a fashionable item as well, that is why A-DATA came up with the NTSC-Series of USB flash drives. The NTSC-Series are five innovatively-designed flash drives that solve the increasing demand of storage in the technology age, while also bringing the sophistication and elegance that today's consumer are seeking for. The NTSC stands for Nobility, Theme, Sport and Classic - each covering its unique qualities of the flash drive. The N702 and S701 have already won iF and Red Dot Product Design Awards for 2008 for their innovation and extraordinary design. A-DATA will be also showing a line of digital photo frames (DPF) and memory cards.
-- Tech Times Online
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