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Friday, May 20, 2005
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Hey Treowth,
I think you got the modules and the chips mixed up. That Kingston thing you quote is a module (so 8 chips), not just a chip.
The DDR400 chip price (256 Mbit) is typically now $ 2.30. Better is to compare with the up-and-coming DDR2 chip, which costs (512 Mbit) $ 6 apiece.
So $ 25-30 is high enough to keep XDR from getting widespread adoption, if that is what they are after;-)
Cheers
Cor
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