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Random Access Memory « Hardware « Catalogue « AccessibleComputers.co.uk
Random Access memory. RAM. Order by Price (Ascending). Back to hardware. Allprices are in Pounds Sterling.
http://www.accessiblecomputers.co.uk/catalogue/type.php?type=RAM
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Data General computer hardware. Resale of servers, workstations, processors, disk drives, tape drives, memory, crt, terminals, and controllers.
http://www.computerwholesalersinc.com
32MB 72 Pin EDO SIMM « Random Access Memory « Hardware « Catalogue « Accessi
VAT). RAM1001H, 32MB 72 Pin EDO SIMM, £19.50 (£22.91). Back to RandomAccess memory. All prices are in Pounds Sterling. VAT is charged at 17.5%.
http://www.accessiblecomputers.co.uk/catalogue/Random-Access-Memory/RAM/RAM1001H
GetHighTech Inc. - Palm, Visor, Clie, IPAQ & PDA Parts, Accessory & Service Spec
Information on hardware setup (memory and screen) of various Palm OS devices by model, information on repair and upgrade.
http://www.powertothepalm.com
Freeing RAM Memory | Hardware Secrets
Figure 1 Rambooster program release RAM memory, making the computer faster damageof any type caused by the use of any information contained in hardware Secrets
http://www.hardwaresite.net/d120700.html

Extractions: [Jul-12-00] As we saw last week, Windows has the bad habit of not releasing RAM memory after its utilization. That is, with time being, RAM memory accumulates non used chunks of data and programs. The result is after some hours of utilization, the computer stays with part of its RAM memory busy with junk, retarding the computer and making it more vulnerable to faults. If you are used to run heavy programs like Photoshop, Page Maker and Corel Draw, you'll know quite well what are we talking about: frequently we'll have to restart the computer in order to release memory and to get back a good performance. The good news is that there is a small freeware that solves this problem with a mouse click. We're talking about the Rambooster that can be downloaded from Internet in
CASTLE
Castle sell a wide range of hardware and peripherals for the RiscPC. From monitors to harddiscs, including CD towers, modems, and memory. Castle are the official distributor of Acorn desktop products.
http://www.castle-technology.co.uk/
How To Add More Memory - Hardware Reviews - CNET.com
In hardware. CNET hardware memory How to add more memory,
http://att.cnet.com/hardware/0-1103-8-7788807-1.html

Extractions: add more memory By CNET staff System memory seems to lose value faster than the Canadian dollar. That's great news for us since memory is one the primary components that affects a computer's performance. With more memory, you can have more programs and files open at once. A typical PC will ship with 128MB or perhaps 256MB of memory, but you can easily increase that amount to 512MB or even 1GB. Here's how. The hardest part of installing new memory is figuring out what to buy . Between DIMMs and RIMMs, SDRAM and RDRAM, system memory is an alphabet soup of packages, pin configurations, types, and speeds. There are two basic types of RAM available today: SDRAM (synchronous dynamic RAM) and RDRAM (Rambus dynamic RAM). Most current systems use SDRAM in 168-pin DIMMs (dual in-line memory modules). RDRAM, which is available on high-performance systems, is packaged in RIMMs, which are roughly the same size and shape as DIMMs. DDR (double data rate) SDRAM, which is roughly twice as fast as standard SDRAM, uses 184-pin DIMM slots. All of these types of memory are also available at various speeds. The simplest way to ensure you get the right kind of memory is to visit the Web site of a memory vendor such as Crucial, Kingston, or Viking, and look for a memory configuration page. Or give the serial number and model name of your computer to the memory supplier.
CompSource Inc. 1.800.413.7361 - Find All Your Computer Needs At CompSource.net
Retailer of software and hardware, including custom computers, monitors, memory upgrades and accessories.
http://www.c-source.com/
CNET Labs' Guide To Buying RAM: Boost Your Memory - Hardware Reviews - CNET.com
In hardware. CNET hardware memory CNET Labs' guide to buyingRAM boost your memory, By Rich Castagna (6/19
http://att.cnet.com/hardware/0-1103-8-20088841-1.html

Extractions: Memory is like good health or money: You can never have too much of it, and when you find yourself in short supply, it can hurt. Keeping your PC in the pinkat least in terms of memoryis easier than ever. Though up from last year, RAM prices are still low, with 256MB of PC133 SDRAM selling for less than $50. And memory packaging now lets you add more RAM in a matter of minutes. Operating systems and applications have grown more memory-hungry than ever. Windows, which could never be accused of having a modest appetite for RAM, practically gobbles it down in its XP incarnations. Typical business applications have bulked up as well and are always looking for more RAM to park their code. And if you've ever used a PC to edit digital video footage or render large image or audio files, you've probably watched your system slow to a crawl on at least one occasion. In many cases, sluggish PC performance is a result of too little memory rather than inadequate processing power; most applications will hum along happily on a PC equipped with a 500MHz processor. But what will make them positively gleeful is a cushy amount of RAM where they can deposit themselves and the data that they're crunching.
Memory Media
Media and hardware for CDR, CDRW and DVD. Also some accessories.
http://www.memorymedia.com/
Capturing Organizational Memory
by E. Jeffrey Conklin, PhD. Contemporary organizations have only a weak ability to remember and learn from the past, and are thus seeking to gain the capacity for organizational memory. Networked computers might provide the basis for a nervous system that could be used to implement the capacity for organizational memory, but the technology (software and hardware) must provide for easy capture, recall, and learning.
http://www.gdss.com/wp/COM.htm
TVicHW32,TVicPort And TVicRes - Developers' Toolkits For Directly Accessing Hard
A toolkits for realtime direct access to port I/O, physical memory, hardware interrupts from a Win32 application. Shareware
http://www.entechtaiwan.com/tools.htm
Yakima Memory - Hardware & Software
The Yakima memory Project hardware Software. Software The Yakimamemory Project used CONTENTdm as the database. CONTENTdm used
http://www.yakimamemory.org/project/hardware.html

Extractions: The Yakima Memory Project used CONTENTdm as the database. CONTENTdm used 300dpi scanned images to create the 72dpi images and thumbnails for the website. This software also stored all of the metadata for each of the images and provides the webserver capabilities. Scanning was achieved using two pieces of software; Adobe Photoshop and Microtek Scanwizard Pro An additional database of photographs was created for internal use only using Filemaker Pro To create and organize the web pages, a combination of Macromedia Dreamweaver Ultra Dev Macromedia Fireworks , and Adobe Illustrator were employed. Hardware:
Tim Mann's Personal Pages Have Moved
Though he gave away his TRS80 Model I long ago, he has a pile of old Model I technical and hardware manuals, and a good memory. If you have questions, he can probably answer them.
http://www.research.digital.com/SRC/personal/Tim_Mann/trs80.html
Yakima Memory - Hardware & Software
The Yakima memory Project The Database For the purposes of this project, the Yakimamemory Project uses 8 mandatory elements for describing digitized resources
http://www.yakimamemory.org/project/database.html

Extractions: For the purposes of this project, the Yakima Memory Project uses 8 mandatory elements for describing digitized resources, all indicated below by a "•" . These eight elements must be included in the description of each digital resource. Yakima Memory Field Dublin Core Element MARC Field Controlled Vocabulary Identifier Identifier 856$u No Yakima Valley Museum accession numbers are assigned to all items accessioned into the Yakima Valley Museum. This numbering system consists of three numbers separated by periods, i.e. 2001.002.005. For many of the images in the Yakima Valley Museum collection no accession number has ever been assigned, so an accession number in the 800's will be assigned. As an example, 2001.800.044. Accession numbers must always be entered as 4-3-3 (Four numbers, period, three numbers, period, three numbers). New accession numbers have also been assigned to the Relander collections. Old Identifiers Identifier 856$u No Many photographs and other objects contain identification numbers from previous numbering systems. Old identifiers are recorded here in the event that they may need to be cross-referenced.
Jaguar - Java Access To Generic Underlying Architectural Resources
Jaguar is an extension of the Java runtime environment which enables direct Java access to operating system and hardware resources, such as fast network interfaces, memorymapped and programmed I/O, and specialized machine instruction sets.
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~mdw/proj/jaguar/

Extractions: Last updated 17 May 2000 Introduction Jaguar is an extension of the Java runtime environment which enables direct Java access to operating system and hardware resources, such as fast network interfaces, memory-mapped and programmed I/O, and specialized machine instruction sets. Jaguar can be thought of as a replacement for the Java Native Interface. Unlike the JNI, however, Jaguar does not require copying of data between the JVM and C code, nor expensive traversals between the Java and native code contexts. Rather, Jaguar relies upon a flexible bytecode translation technique which directly inlines specialized "driver" code to access low-level system resources from Java while maintaining type safety. This translation can be performed by a JIT compiler, a static ("ahead of time") compiler, or by a front-end which translates Java bytecode to machine-independent "Jaguar bytecode". We have implemented a Jaguar interface to Berkeley Linux VIA communication architecture, which is implemented over the Myrinet system-area network. This system
Www.palmopensource.com - The PalmOS Open Source Portal
Provides a database of links to Palm based open source hardware projects, like memory cards and sensors.
http://www.palmopensource.com/index.php3?category=23
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Computer parts and hardware such as motherboards, memory and CPUs.
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Memory - Hardware - ATS Canada
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