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Kingston claims RAM first
Stephen Withers
Monday, 28 April 2008 09:49
"Kingston customers asked about higher performance memory for current notebooks and our new DDR2-667 CL4 low-latency SO-DIMMs are the first in a series of new HyperX memory offerings to support this market,” said Vaughan Nankivell, regional manager for Australia and New Zealand.
"We will continue to expand the product line, including developing a 3GB memory kit," he added.
According to company officials, there is no need to adjust BIOS settings when replacing standard memory with the new parts.
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