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Computex 2008: Team showing multitude of memory devices

Press release, June 2; Eric Mah, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 3 June 2008 0

Team, a Taiwan-based supplier of memory modules, memory cards, USB drives and solid state drives (SSDs), is showcasing a variety of products at Computex Taipei 2008, including USB disk drives, 2.5-inch IDE Pro SSD, Elite DDR2 800/667 SO-DIMMs for notebooks...

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