Apple TV Content Disappearing Issues Solved
Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Apple TV users may be relaxed as the engineers have solved the issue by which the movies and TV shows were disappearing from the Apple TV. Now such TV content disappearing issue was fixed by the installation of firmware 3.0.1 in their systems. Now, Apple has advised its users to get the firmware installed to see the re-synced content on the interface. Earlier, though the content wasn’t wiped out, yet it wasn’t visible on the interface. There had been large scale unhappiness among the users who had faced the similar problem on their Apple TVs. They had complained to the company about the abnormalities. They couldn’t re-sync their large volume of data stored in their TVs. To the users’ delight, the content disappearing issue was solved with the release of the new 3.0.1 update. The software update will help the users to sync and display a large amount of data without any problem.

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VIA Nano 3000 Processors Launched
Sunday, November 8, 2009

VIA has launched its Nano 3000 series processors for netbooks and all-in-one desktops. This will ensure in getting high performance with low energy consumption. Nano 3000 series processors can be chipped with the superscalar 'Isaiah' microarchitecture and can support the newly launched Windows 7 OS. The new notebooks are faster due to the implementation of the SSE4 instructions. The frequency for the processors is kept between 1GHz and 1.8GHz. According to the company sources, the new chips can playback in a high bit rate. It is said that the chips consume 100mW or 500mW power in the idle mode. More to it, the VIA Nano 3000 Processors use the NanoBGA2 package technology, which was being used by the previous versions. The chips also use Adaptive PowerSaver Technology that reduces power consumption and improves thermal management in the chip. Though the experts have already started comparing the VIA chips with the Intel Atom processors, still it will be revealed after it starts its production in 2010.

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How to protect Your Virtual Privacy - A Closer Look At Digital And Internet Security
All the details of your personal life, such as grocery purchases and pizza topping preferences, are collected every day -- online and by club and discount cards from the gym, department store and supermarket. Though this data seems innocent enough, when it's put together it can tell a whole lot about your health, finances and behavior. That information, a Tel Aviv University researcher reminds us, could eventually be used against you. Dr. Michael Birnhack of TAU's Faculty of Law and Prof. Niva Elkin-Koren from the University of Haifa recently completed a comprehensive study on information privacy laws in Israel and found compelling reasons for lawmakers everywhere to take notice. "Our research from Israel can serve as a case study of the shortcomings of a comprehensive data protection program," says Dr. Birnhack. "It's not just sites like Facebook and Twitter that should cause concern," he continues. "It's all the trivial things that are collected about us that we're not protected against." So take care.

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HP Compaq L210tm Multi-Touch Monitor
Friday, October 30, 2009

With the launch of the new Microsoft operating system, HP has also unveiled its Compaq L210tm Multi-Touch Monitor to run the Windows software. This product is aimed at individual consumers and Small Office Home Office segment.
The new product is a 21.5-inch multi-touch monitor which is Windows 7 certified. This multitouch panel can be operated with one finger or two finger swipes. The user can scroll up and down using one finger whereas two fingers are necessary to perform gestures to replace the mouse.
The HP Compaq L210tm Multi-Touch Monitor is bundled with a hard stylus to give better presentation. The other features of this product include a 1080p HD content playback support, VGA port, DVI-D with High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection. It also has NTSC color gamut with 1000:1 contrast ratio.

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Computer Memory: New Material Could Dramatically Boost Data Storage, Save Energy
Wednesday, October 21, 2009

North Carolina State University engineers have created a new material that would allow a fingernail-size computer chip to store the equivalent of 20 high-definition DVDs or 250 million pages of text, far exceeding the storage capacities of today's computer memory systems. Led by Dr. Jagdish "Jay" Narayan, John C.C. Fan Family Distinguished Professor of Materials Science and Engineering and director of the National Science Foundation Center for Advanced Materials and Smart Structures at NC State, the engineers made their breakthrough using the process of selective doping, in which an impurity is added to a material that changes its properties. The process also shows promise for boosting vehicles' fuel economy and reducing heat produced by semiconductors, a potentially important development for more efficient energy production. Working at the nanometer level -- a pinhead has a diameter of 1 million nanometers -- the engineers added metal nickel to magnesium oxide, a ceramic. The resulting material contained clusters of nickel atoms no bigger than 10 square nanometers, a 90 percent size reduction compared to today's techniques and an advancement that could boost computer storage capacity. Information storage is not the only area where advances could be made. By introducing metallic properties into ceramics, Narayan says engineers could develop a new generation of ceramic engines able to withstand twice the temperatures of normal engines and achieve fuel economy of 80 miles per gallon. And since the thermal conductivity of the material would be improved, the technique could also have applications in harnessing alternative energy sources like solar energy. The engineers' discovery also advances knowledge in the emerging field of "spintronics," which is dedicated to harnessing energy produced by the spinning of electrons. Most energy used today is harnessed through the movement of current and is limited by the amount of heat that it produces, but the energy created by the spinning of electrons produces no heat. The NC State engineers were able to manipulate the nanomaterial so the electrons' spin within the material could be controlled, which could prove valuable to harnessing the electrons' energy. The finding could be important for engineers working to produce more efficient semiconductors. Working with Narayan on the study were Dr. Sudhakar Nori, a research associate at NC State, Shankar Ramachandran, a former NC State graduate student, and J.T. Prater, an adjunct professor of materials science and engineering. The research was sponsored by the National Science Foundation.

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Nanotechnology To Make Man Immortal
Sunday, October 18, 2009

A futuristic scientist from America has predicted that man can become immortal within 20 years by means of nanotechnology and better understanding of the body mechanism. Ray Kurzweil, who is famous for his predictions which he had made on technologies about 10 years back, has written in The Sun ,"I and many other scientists now believe that in around 20 years we will have the means to reprogramme our bodies' stone-age software so we can halt, then reverse, ageing. Then nano-technology will let us live forever." The 61-year-old, who has been praised by Microsoft founder Bill Gates as the smartest futurist on Earth said," We are living through the most exciting period of human history. Computer technology and our understanding of genes - our body's software programs - are accelerating at an incredible rate.” According to him, nanobots, which are blood cell-sized submarines, are being tested in animals. He said that these will soon be used for the destruction of tumours, for the unblocking clots as well as performing surgeries, without leaving any scars. Ultimately, nanobots will have the potential to replace blood cells and do their work thousands of times more effectively, he added. According to his theory called the 'Law of Accelerating Returns', mankind will experience a billion-fold increase in technological capability for the same cost in the next 25 years.

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Samsung Corby S3653 Launched In India
Sunday, October 4, 2009

Samsung launched in India its Corby S3653. The phone promises to be a cheap solution for those looking for a touchscreen mobile. The Samsung Corby is smaller than most touchscreen phones but sports a significantly large 2.8 inch touchscreen, a 2MP camera and support for Bluetooth A2DP profile. The phone will be sold for around Rs. 9600 and promises to be a hit among mobile phone users wishing to go touchscreen but not wanting to burn a hole in their pockets. The phone is available in a variety of colours including orange, yellow, pink and black. The phone also supports social networking through live feeds for Facebook, Twitter and My Space. The UI is provided by the TouchWiz interface. Quite understandably there is no support for 3G in this phone. There is however support for GPRS and EDGE.

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Kingston Launches RAM for Intel Core i5 Platform
Thursday, September 24, 2009

Intel has made its new line of Core i5 CPUs official today and along with the new CPUs comes new RAM for machines using them. Kingston has announced that it is the first manufacturer to offer 2133MHz RAM for the Intel Core i5 platform. The RAM is for both the new i5 and the existing i7 Intel CPU lines. The HyperX RAM runs at 2133MHz and uses only 1.65 volts of power. 4GB dual channel kits are being offered and the kits have overhead for overclocking for additional performance. The RAM will be offered in 4GB 2133MHz CL8-8-8-24 for $394, 4GB 2133MHz CL9-9-9-27 for $269, 4GB 2000MHz CL8-8-8-24 for $198, 4GB 2000MHz CL9-9-9-27 for $140, 4GB 1600MHz CL9-9-9-27 for $137, 4GB 1600MHz CL9-9-9-24 at $132, and 4GB 1333MHz CL7-7-7-21 for $125.

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JournE Toshiba Touch Multimedia Tablet Unveiled
Saturday, September 5, 2009

Toshiba announced its first touch-screen mobile device, JournE Touch, on Thursday, in an international consumer electronics trade fair. The device was launched at Internationale Funkausstellung (IFA), Berlin. The launch of Toshiba’s touch-screen came as a surprise, as people were expecting the company to announce its first Blu-ray disc player instead. The JournE Touch has a seven-inch screen, is half-inch thick and weighs less than a pound. It also has integrated Wi-Fi and Windows CE. Toshiba executive Marco Perino said that Touch can be used “when you want to access the Internet without booting your PC.” Perino also promoted Touch as a choice over smartphone, which he said “is not so practical because the keyboard is not the right size.” According to reports, JournE Touch is “purely for accessing the Internet or sharing content to other devices around the home.” Toshiba said that the new phone would be introduced in Europe by the end of 2009. It would be released in other regions in early 2010. It would cost 249 Euros, or roughly $360. At this price, Toshiba’s Touch would be cheaper than its competitor Apple’s device.

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Google Translate Adds Nine New Languages
Thursday, September 3, 2009

Google Translate service now includes nine new languages, was announced on Monday by the company. The nine new languages are Macedonian, Malay, Swahili, Welsh, Afrikaans, Belarusian, Icelandic, Irish and Yiddish. This takes the total number of languages in the translation service to 51. Like other Google Translate updates, these changes will also take place in other Google services where machine translation is used. It will include Google Friend Connect, Google Talk, Gmail, and most recently Google Docs. The changes have not yet been made in any of these services. Google had released the alpha version of Persian translating for the Iranian presidential elections in last June. The company has noticed that the Persian translations along with the new additions will not be as accurate as the most widely used languages. The Company feels that the new languages will take some time to come up to same level in terms of quality like the German, Spanish and French translations which were first to be introduced in the translation service.

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Asus Ultra-Thin Laptops With Intel CPUs To Be Launched On Sep 7
Monday, August 31, 2009

The ultra-thin laptops of Asus, which are scheduled to be launched on Sep 7, comes equipped with Intel's upcoming 45nm CPUs. According to a report from DigiTimes, the new ultra-thin laptops from Asus will be launched in China, Europe and Taiwan. Intel's two microprocessors, Intel Celeron 743 and Intel SU2300 processors, come at a cost of $107 (Rs. 5,150 approx.) and $134 (Rs. 6,450 approx.) respectively. These new Intel microprocessors are meant for the entry level market. Asustek president Jerry Shen had mentioned that the ultra-thin laptops will from 10-20% of the net shipment of Asus in the Q3 of 2009 fiscal. MSI and Acer, who are the close competitors of Asus, will also be launching new ultra-thin notebooks very soon. Probably, MSI would bring more X-Slim ultra-thin laptop models. The ultra-thin notebooks will so become the new segment between the netbooks and entry level but thick-heavy laptops.

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Dell 2009-2010 Q2 Net Profit Dips By 23%
Friday, August 28, 2009

US leading computer manufacturer, Dell, has posted a 23% decline in its net profit for the second quarter of 2009-2010 fiscal. This dip in profit comes even after the corporate spending has been cut down to a great deal. Even though the net earnings have seen a decline, the $472 million earnings on a sales of $12.76 billion has managed to beat the predictions that have been put forward by Wall Street journal. Dell, which is based in Texas, has admitted that there are chances for improving. "If current demand trends continue, we expect revenue for the second half of the year to be stronger than the first half," chief executive Michael Dell said. Dell has posted earnings of about $616 million on sales worth $16.4 million. Dell, which is the second top among the computer manufacturers of the world, has been especially hard-hit by the fall in corporate spending because business customers account for 80 percent of its revenue.

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IBM Power Blade servers
Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Built on the promise of the IBM BladeCenter family of products—easy-to-use, integrated platforms with a high degree of deployment flexibility, energy efficiency, scalability and manageability—the BladeCenter JS23 and JS43 Express are the premier blades for 64-bit applications. They represent one of the most flexible and cost-efficient solutions for UNIX®, i and Linux deployments available in the market. Further enhanced by its ability to be installed in the same chassis with other IBM BladeCenter blade servers, the JS23 and JS43 can deliver the rapid return on investment that clients and businesses demand. Delivering on the promise of a truly Dynamic Infrastructure, the BladeCenter JS23 and JS43 help in delivering superior business and IT services with agility and speed—all in a simple to manage highly efficient way.
Highlights:-
• Ideal for infrastructure consolidation, virtualization, and demanding applications that require scalable performance and high memory capacity
• IBM POWER6™ processor technology and the ability to run AIX®, IBM i, and Linux® operating systems simultaneously
• Elegantly simple scalability, allowing easy expansion and pay-as-you-grow flexibility for the utmost in investment protection and performance growth
• A secure, resilient and dynamic infrastructure solution that helps drive cost down, reduces risk, improves energy efficiency and enhances flexibility
Simplify. Cut costs. Boost productivity. Go green. They’re all priorities for IT, and they’re all driving organizations to rethink their server strategies and become more receptive to new ways to use IT. Blades are the next-generation solution, promising improvements across the board. The IBM BladeCenter innovative, open design offers a true alternative to today’s sprawling racks and overheated server rooms. So toss your cables and take the leap. Migrate to the blade solution that uses less energy and gives more choices and control. You have nothing to lose but complexity. IBM BladeCenter is the right choice. Open. Easy. Green.

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Intel Server Board S5500WB
Saturday, August 22, 2009

Purposely built for high energy efficiency and lowest TCO, Intel Server Board S5500WB offers top performance for dense computing environments.
When total cost of ownership is paramount, the Intel Server Board S5500WB offers a design optimized for efficiency, targeting Internet portal data centers, cloud computing, and high performance computing applications. Featuring Intel’s next generation of Intel Xeon processor, the 5500 series, and policy-based power management via Intel Intelligent Power Node Manager, the Intel Server Board S5500WB incorporates state of the art remote management, power and cooling optimizations to meet demanding data center requirements.
Product specifications:-
Form factor SSI EEB (12” x 13”)
Processor support Up to 2 Intel® Xeon processor 5500 series
Chipset Intel 5500 chipset with Intel ICH10R
Thermal solutions • Intel® Thermal Solution STS100 series
Intel QuickPath Technology 4.8 GT/s, 5.86 GT/s and 6.4 GT/s
Memory 8 DDR3 DIMM sockets (registered or unbuffered)
• 6 channel native (800/1066/1333MHz)
Memory RAS features Channel mirroring, demand scrubbing, patrol scrubbing and channel independent mode
Total slots • 1U chassis: 1 plus 1 optional Intel® I/O Expansion Module
• 2U chassis: up to 2 plus 1 optional Intel® I/O Expansion Module
Slot types • 1U chassis: 1 PCI Express* 2.0 x8 slot (x16 mechanical)
• 2U chassis: 1 PCI Express 2.0 x8 slot (x16 mechanical) and 1 PCI Express 2.0 x4 slot (x8 mechanical)
Storage • 6 SATA ports (3Gbps) via ICH10R with Intel® Embedded Server RAID Technology
• Modular 4 port SAS and SAS RAID options via Intel® I/O Expansion Module
RAID support • Integrated SATA RAID levels 0/1/10
• Optional SW RAID 5 with activation key
• Optional internal SAS RAID module available
Integrated LAN Embedded Intel 82576EB Gigabit Ethernet Controller with Intel Virtualization Technologyς for Connectivity
Integrated graphics Server Engine LLC Pilot II Controller with 64 MB DDR2 memory, 8MB allocated to graphics Management hardware • Integrated IPMI 2.0 baseboard management controller • Optional Intel Remote Management Module 3 (RMM3)
Management software • Intel System Management Software
• Intel Deployment Assistant

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T-Mobile Launches the Samsung Gravity 2 for $30
Thursday, August 20, 2009

T-Mobile, the nation's fourth-largest carrier, today launched the Samsung Gravity 2, a thinner, upgraded version of the Gravity from late last year. The Bellevue, Wash.-based carrier said the new Gravity 2 has revamped navigation controls and features improvements such as 3G connectivity, A-GPS with TeleNav and a 2.0-megapixel camera.
It still retains a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, microSD card slot, a music player with MP3 and AAC support, stereo Bluetooth and email support.
The struggling wireless carrier has been looking for ways to increase subscribers -- recently signing a deal to sell its postpaid products in RadioShack's more than 4,000 stores nationwide. The Gravity 2 comes in Metallic Pumpkin and Berry Mauve colors and costs $30 with a two-year contract.
Samsung Gravity 2 (T469) Features:-
Fun slider-designed messaging phone with a full QWERTY keyboard
• Multiple messaging options including text, picture and instant messaging on AOL, Windows Live and Yahoo
• Built-in 2.0-megapixel camera with 2.5x digital zoom, multi-shot and video recording
• Backwards compatible -- supports microSD and SDHC memory cards up to 16GB
• Full browsing experience with high-speed 3G Internet and Web2go
• One-touch keys to popular features

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Portwell ROBO-8921VG2R
Monday, August 17, 2009

Intel E5100 chipset supporting dual Intel Quad Core Xeon processor based PICMG 1.3 SHB with ECC DDR2 SDRAM, VGA & Dual Gigabit Ethernet
Features:-
1. Offers flexible 1333/1066 MHz selection of dual Intel® Quad Core™ Xeon® LV processors with LGA771 package
2. Rich & Powerful I/O expansion covers dual PCI Express x8, one PCI Express x4 and four PCI devices
3. Up to 32GB, ECC registed memory assured the computer reliability and benefited the data swapping process
4. Dual PCI Express x4 based Gigabit Ethernet supports IPv4, IPv6 offloading, VLAN, Wake-on-LAN functions
5. Relative high performace graphic engine, XGI Z11 provides solid 2D for server grade market
6. Flexible design of dual PCI Express x8 could be aggregated as one PCI Express x16 for Graphic card

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Compaq TC
Thursday, August 13, 2009

The Compaq TC is uses the technology of Centrino. The Compaq TC has powered by Intel Pentium M 750, which runs at 1.86 GHz, and get supported by the 512MB of memory. It consits of 60GB capacity of hard drive. Compaq TC is a lightweighted of 3.0 pounds, with 12.1 inch screen which can be twisted at 180 degrees and can folded to cover the keyboard for use the compaq TC as a slate mode. This laptop has a high strength magnesium base, also delivers high performance with an excellent battery life. In addition to these, keyboard has touchpad and pointing stick and two sets of mouse keys make for easy and trouble free navigation.
The Compaq notebooks has integrated LAN maximizes mobility, innovative, flexible docking system for the quick expand usability and does not require synchronization, also has the innovative docking station which supports easy transition with multi monitor docking profiles. For external monitor they had display button which is small, nice and rotates among internal, external or extended desktop screens. The Compaq TC contains necessary connections of all, including both 802.11g wireless networking and Bluetooth, an SD Card slot, a VGA port, modem jacks and standard network, and basic audio ports.
Specifications Of Compaq TC:-
Platform technology Intel Centrino Duo
Processor Intel Core Duo T2500 / 2 GHz
Display Type 12.1 in TFT active matrix
Graphics Processor / Vendor Intel GMA 950
Modem Fax / modem - MDC
Networking Network adapter - PCI Express x1
OS Provided Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005

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Sony Vaio - VGN NR460EL
Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Sony has discovered new facets of technology in the form of its laptop products belonging to NR series. The latest addition in this wonderful collection is Sony Vaio VGN NR460EL, the notebook capable of becoming an outstanding performer in the market. The laptop is the house for a number of wonderful features like Intel Core 2 Duo Processor.
Furthermore, you may find many wonderful features like Mobile Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 installed in it. This system graphics support is fueled by Clear Video technology from Intel. Thus, you have high profile graphical features endowed in this outstanding device.
The laptop is available in the dimensions of 14.2" x 10.6" x 1.2", which make it’s a highly portable device. You may easily carry this device to different destinations. The weight of this device is 6.3 lbs, which makes its suitable to find place in your bag. Apart from this, the standard lithium ion battery is installed in this product, with power requirement of 95W+10%. There are varieties of ports installed in this product to make it a convenient device to be used by different types of users. The device is available with Ethernet port, Headphone port, and input for microphone and jack for the modem. Also, there are 4 USB ports available in this device.
The product offers storage capacity in the form of Serial ATA hard disk device, having the capacity of 200 GB. Also, you may take the advantage of optical storage device included in the design in the form of DVD writer. Last, but definitely no the least, this Sony Vaio NR460EL laptop offers 15.4 inch LCD display, dished up with XBRITE-ECO feature to offer visual delight to the users. Highly rated and recommended!
Pecification:-
Processor Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T2390 (1.86 GHz, 1MB L2 Cache) Memory DDR2 2GB
Maximum : 2GB
Speed : 533MHz Operating System Genuine Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium with SP1 Display 15.4" LCD XBRITE-ECO display System Graphics Mobile Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 with Intel Clear Video Technology Hard Disk Drive Serial ATA 200GB, 5400rpm Optical Drive DVD±RW : Yes (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/RAM)
CD Read : 24x max
CD-R Write : 24x max
CD-RW Write : 24x max
DVD Read : 8x max
DVD+R DL Write : 6x max
DVD+R Write : 8x max
DVD+RW Write : 8x max
DVD-R DL Write : 6x max
DVD-R Write : 8x max
DVD-RAM Read : 5x max
DVD-RAM Write : 5x max
DVD-RW Write : 6x max Dimensions 14.2" x 10.6" x 1.2 - 1.5" Weight 6.3 lbs Power Standard Capacity Lithium-ion Battery (VGP-BPS9/B)
95W + 10% I/O Ports DC-In
Ethernet Port
Headphone Jack
Microphone Input
Modem Jack
4 USB Ports
VGA Output
(4pin) i.LINK connector (IEEE 1394)

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Rambus XDIMM
Friday, August 7, 2009

The Rambus XDIMM is a high capacity memory module designed with high performance XDR™ DRAM devices. It provides the upgrade flexibility, capacity, and performance essential for servers, consumer electronics, and main memory applications. Operating at up to 6.4Gbps data rates, a single XDIMM provides many times the bandwidth of today's module-based systems while enabling multi-gigabyte capacities. With Rambus Dynamic Point-to-Point technology, XDIMMs can be installed in single or dual configurations while maintaining full system bandwidth and preserving the signal integrity of a true point-to-point topology. The Rambus XDIMM is part of the XDR memory system solution, allowing system and chip designers to integrate the world's fastest memory technology while eliminating interoperability and signal integrity problems.

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Rambus XIO Controller IO Cell
Thursday, August 6, 2009

The XIO cell is the high-performance, low-latency controller interface to XDR™ DRAM memory devices. Using Octal Data Rate signaling at speeds of up to 7.2Gbps, the XIO IO cell can support bandwidths of up to 28.8GB/s from a single XDR DRAM device. The XIO can be configured to support multiple XDR devices thus providing the necessary memory bandwidth for demanding graphics, computing and consumer electronics applications. It can be used in tandem with the XMC memory controller or integrated with the customer’s logical controller design.
The XIO macro cell is composed of one or two 12-bit request bus blocks , one control block , and a variable number of 8-bit or 9-bit data blocks . The RQ block provides address and control information to the memory subsystem. The CTL block performs register access, initialization, maintenance and testability functions. Each DQ block is capable of transmitting and receiving data at up to 7.2Gbps data rates. FlexPhase™ circuits allow arbitrary per-pin DQ transmit and receive data phases eliminating the need for system trace length matching. The RQ block generates single-ended signals, while the DQ blocks transmit and receive ultra low-voltage Differential Rambus Signaling Level signals.

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