Geometry.Net - Basic_M: Memory Hardware

INTEGRITY Real-Time Operating System
Makes ThreadX and INTEGRITY RTOS secure, royaltyfree, for high reliability embedded systems; hardware memory protection to isolate and protect itself and user tasks from incorrect operation by errors or tampering; object-oriented design allows verification of data security/integrity, communications, individual components, and system as a whole; strict adherence to provable resource requirements.
http://www.ghs.com/products/rtos/integrity.html

Extractions: INTEGRITY uses the MMU to isolate and protect itself and user tasks from incorrect operation caused by accidental errors or malicious tampering. INTEGRITY's object-oriented design allows strict access control and verification of the security and integrity of data, communications, individual components, and the system as a whole. Its strict adherence to provable resource requirements allows an embedded system designer to guarantee time and space resource availability.
DKInfoSystems.com: Computers, Laptops, Printers, Software And More
Broad range of products, including computers, computer hardware, servers, printers, memory, and software.
http://www.dkinfosystems.com/

Extractions: Shopping Cart Your Account Order Status Help Center Choose from over 80,000 low-priced computer and technology products including desktop computers, notebooks and laptops, printing devices, video monitors, data storage devices, software and more. Order by phone: Need more memory? Find it fast with our memory configurator.
Under Construction
Retailer for computer hardware, cases, memory and peripherals.
http://www.microupgrade.com
Insight Components - Your One-stop Source For PC Components
Online hardware resellers of motherboards, hard drives, processors, memory, video cards, cdroms and cd-writers/rewriters.
http://www.tccomputers.com

Extractions: The Intel Celeron processor @ 2.4GHz is designed to bring a balanced level of proven technology and value to basic PC desktops. With the Celeron processor you can expect an affordable and reliable PC for your home or home office to meet your basic computing needs, such as e-mailing friends and relatives, tracking home finances, and running interactive or educational software for your kids. It provides great balance between computing power and affordability. The entire family of Celeron processors delivers Intel technology, quality, and reliability to the desktop, value PC consumer. Get the increased storage space that you need for all of your applications and mp3 files with the Western Digital Cavier 80GB IDE hard drive . This drive features a large 80GB storage capacity, 7200rpm speed rating, a 2MB buffer, ATA100 transfer rates, 8.9ms average access time and new firmware innovations to provide the higher performance required by todays capacity-hungry users.
CNET Labs' Guide To Buying RAM: Boost Your Memory - Hardware Reviews - CNET.com
configurator From CNET Shopper Most popular memory products From CNET Shopper Fourmemory managers From CNET Software More upgrades coverage From CNET hardware,
http://businessweek.cnet.com/hardware/0-8079207-8-20051222-1.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.
PriceMac.com: Price Comparison, Best Deal Compare Macintosh Prices
Buy hardware, memory, cables, hard drives, input devices, Maccompatible peripherals and other hardware.
http://www.pricemac.com
CNET Labs' Guide To Buying RAM: Boost Your Memory - Hardware Reviews - CNET.com
More resources. Most popular memory products From CNET Shopper Four memory managersFrom CNET Software More upgrades coverage From CNET hardware, hardware Weekly,
http://businessweek.cnet.com/hardware/0-8079207-8-20051222-3.html

Extractions: RAM chips are packaged on small, printed circuit boards that fit into slots mounted on the motherboard. These modules are usually called dual in-line memory modules (DIMMs) and single in-line memory modules (SIMMs). Most new PCs use 168-pin DIMMs. If you have an older computer (Pentium or earlier), it may need memory packaged in 72-pin SIMMs. If you have a Pentium 4 PC, it may have RIMM slots for accommodating RDRAM memory modules. Some new Pentium 4 PCs eschew RDRAM for less expensive SDRAM or DDR SDRAM, however. Different types of memory can be packaged on similar modules, so it's essential that you identify the specific type of RAM supported by your computer. Again, the manual, the PC vendor, and the motherboard manufacturer are the best sources of that information. You'll likely be dealing with one of these types of memory: Synchronous Dynamic RAM (SDRAM): SDRAM has been around for about five years and includes several versions, differing primarily in bus speed: PC66, PC100, and PC133. The numbers indicate each type's speed, as expressed in megahertz. While the higher-speed memory may seem the more appealing choice, your PC chipset ultimately makes that decision. Owners of older PCs that use 66MHz DIMMs, however, can save some money by upgrading with higher-speed modules. The new memory will work, but it won't run at full speed.
Sigma Data Notebook, Server And Desktop Upgrades: Hard Disk Drives, Memory, Micr
Manufactures computer hardware upgrades and notebook accessories. Products include hard drives, memory, and USBs for laptops, desktops, and servers.
http://www.sigmadata.com
Sami Khawam Homepage
A general TI site with an emphasis on hardware, including linking software, infrared linking information, and a memory expander.
http://sami.ticalc.org/

Extractions: Linking software ASM archive PICLink IR Link ... PIC16x84 programmer Hosted by Sami Khawam's Home page sami.ticalc.org Arabic version of this page. Links. This page is available under http://sami.ticalc.org , a backup can be found at: http://www.ee.ed.ac.uk/~sxk The latest is always at http://sami.ticalc.org. Author : Sami Khawam
Activision
Designs, develops and publishes entertainment software for variety of platforms, including personal computer compact disc readonly-memory desktop systems for the windows 95 and videogame set-top hardware systems for the sony playstation and sega saturn. (Nasdaq ATVI).
http://www.activision.com/
Memory - Hardware - H.Sato's V-TOWNS Room
The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.
http://member.nifty.ne.jp/vtowns/hard/mem.html

Extractions: Ü¸AH20nÈOÖÌEDOÌÚÅ·ªA±êÍÀèµÄ®ì·éêÆA sÀèÈêª éæ¤Å Üè¨©ßÅ«Ü¹ñBµ©µÈªç®ì·éÆ FPæè¬¢Å·B QlÚ@ ANZX¬xÌªèÊ êûASIMMÉÍ64MBÌàÌà èÜ·B±êÉÍQíª ÁÄA16MbitDRAMð 32(36)Âgpµ½àÌÆA64MbitDRAMð8(9)Âgpµ½àÌÆª èÜ·B 64MbitDRAMgpiÉÂ¢ÄÍAf¦ÂÉ²ñª èÜ·ÌÅAÊA OõVXe Å²QÆº³¢B ÍA16Mbit RAMgpiðüèµÜµ½ÌÅ²ñµÜ·B ¡ñüèµ½»iÍ ºlwüÌ"NEC PC-98V[Yp[AbvLbg" PK98-FD (64MB SIMM 2g)Å·B( ºlwüÌxðÍªµÄÝÜµ½ OÌy[WÖßé (JAVAgp)
RighTime
The Y2KPCPro is a memory reside program for DOS, OS/2, and Windows 3.x/95/98 that will fix the hardware problems of the year 2000 problem on ATclass and later PCs.
http://www.rightime.com/
CNET Labs' Guide To Buying RAM: Boost Your Memory - Hardware Reviews - CNET.com
More resources. Most popular memory products From CNET Shopper Four memorymanagers From CNET Software More upgrades coverage From CNET hardware.
http://bellsouth.cnet.com/hardware/0-8079207-8-20051222-7.html

Extractions: Many memory vendors provide memory-upgrade advice on their Web sites. The advice ranges from technical specifications to memory recommendations based on the way you use your PC to demonstrations of the benefits of adding RAM. Here's what you can expect to find from several of the leading memory suppliers. Crucial Technology, a division of Micron Technology, offers a memory guide that suggests how much memory you may need based on the applications you use. If you're building your own PC, you can use Crucial's Memory Calculator to determine the optimal amount of RAM based on the motherboard, the processor, and the operating system.
System Analyser
Detects and provides information about all the hardware in the computer. It also provides benchmarks of the processor, memory, hard disks, CDROM and the video adapter.
http://www.sysanalyser.com/
Online
micron, workstation, computer, emory card, random access memory, ram, upgradeyour computer, memory Update, memory, hardware, computer memory, RAM, ROM
http://ram-memory.all-the-stores.com/
The Robot Store: Robots, Robot Kits, Robot Parts, Robotics Software And More!
Featuring over 300 robot kits, books, software, Muscle Wires shape memory alloys, robotrelated hardware, electronics, T-shirts, and videos.
http://robotstore.com
AberBid - Computer Hardware Auctions.
Online auctions for high performance computer hardware upgrades, motherboards, motherboard kits, processors and memory.
http://www.aberbid.com/

Extractions: Aberdeen LLC introduces the first online auction site targeted toward the high performance computer hardware upgrade community. Auction shopping is made fun and easy at AberBid. We offer a wide variety of hardware for computers and unbelievable deals on motherboards. Watch for new products and auctions everyday.
ComputerSonics.com
Motherboards, CPUs, hardware, memory and motherboards sales in the Puget Sound area.
http://www.computersonics.com
FrostyTech - Leading Cooling Reviews Wed, April 09, 2003 5:08:17 PM
Looking at cooling, hardware reviews, memory, networking tips and tricks.
http://www.frostytech.com
How To Add More Memory - Hardware Reviews - CNET.com
In hardware. CNET Consumer's Guide hardware memory How to add more memory,
http://ciscomp.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.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

61-80 of 150 Back | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | Next 20