Samsung slashes 512MB DDR2-533 module quotes 20%

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Samsung slashes 512MB DDR2-533 module quotes 20%

Hans Wu, Taipei; Rodney Chan, DIGITIMES

Monday 4 April 2005

Samsung has lowered quotes for its 512MB DDR2-533 modules by as much as 20%, hoping to spur PC OEMs to accelerate migration to the memory type from 512MB DDR2-400, according to IC distributors.

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