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Computex 2007 Day 2
Author: Dennis Garcia
Published: Wednesday, June 06, 2007
Super Talent
Out next stop was with a US based memory company called Super Talent.
Memory makers are very good at what they do and despite a few subtile differences they all make about the same stuff. Super Talent is no exception however they do push the envelope. The 2 items of highlight are their new Solid State SATA drives and a new ReadyBoost drive that is almost hardwired to your system by using the header pins on your motherboard instead of the standard plug.
Memory makers are very good at what they do and despite a few subtile differences they all make about the same stuff. Super Talent is no exception however they do push the envelope. The 2 items of highlight are their new Solid State SATA drives and a new ReadyBoost drive that is almost hardwired to your system by using the header pins on your motherboard instead of the standard plug.
Their DRAM options have remained the same with the addition of black heatspreaders on the new DDR3 modules and several large capacity and LL dual channel kits.
