Kyocera To Start Mass Production Of 5.7" VGA TFT Display Gecube Ships X1800GTO 256MB AVIVO Elpida Memory Offers 512 Mbit XDR DRAM BenQ Introduces LCD Monitors With Multimedia Speakers Kyocera To Start Mass Production Of 5.7" VGA TFT Display Kyocera today announced that the company had developed a 5.7-inch high-definition VGA Liquid Crystal Display (resolution 640 x 480 dots) for industrial equipment such as manufacturing machine control, test and measurement equipment, and medical equipment. The unit will go into mass production in April this year. ![]() The 5.7-inch VGA TFT LCD complies with the RoHS Directive, the European Union's Restriction of Certain Hazardous Substances which comes into force on July 1, 2006, and is compatible with lead-free LED backlight. The design features reduced dead space around the module, and the viewing area is centered horizontally within the outline. This allows for more compact equipment and gives equipment designers more latitude. This 5.7" VGA product is mechanically compatible with the conventional 5.7-inch QVGA V-Series models. This means that equipment manufacturers can upgrade or offer differentiated products without changing the designs of their equipment. Source: Kyocera
Gecube Ships X1800GTO 256MB AVIVO GECUBE is now shipping the GECUBE RADEON X1800GTO 256MB AVIVO graphics cards powered by the ATI R520 VPU. The GECUBE RADEON X1800GTO series cards is available at a suggested e-retailer price of $249. ![]() Radeon X1800 GTO has 12 pixel shader processors, a 256-bit GDDR3 memory interface and operates at 500 MHz core and 1000 MHz memory speeds. In addition, it supports the ATI's Avivo visual technology and HDR. Source: GECUBE
Elpida Memory Offers 512 Mbit XDR DRAM Elpida Memory today announced the availability of 512 Megabit XDR DRAM devices in sample quantities. The new devices operate at 4.0 GHz data rate, providing the data transfer rate of 8 GB/s within a single device for digital consumer electronics applications such as high definition televisions (HDTV), gaming consoles and home entertainment server systems. XDR DRAM is based on the XDR memory interface architecture developed by Rambus. Elpida's 512 Megabit XDR DRAM devices are organized as 4M words x 16-bits x 8 banks and with 4.0 GHz operation and 8 GB/s data transfer rate. They are manufactured using Elpida's 90 nm process technology and are available in 104-ball FBGA packages. ![]() The devices utilize advanced Rambus-specific features such as Differential Rambus Signal Level (DRSL) interface, which minimizes the signal swing and noise, and Octal Data Rate (ODR) which transfers 8 bits per clock cycle to achieve 4.0 GHz operation even with the commonly used 400 MHz clock. The 512 Megabit XDR devices also feature programmable on-chip termination, adaptive impedance matching, dynamic request scheduling and zero overhead refresh. Elpida's 512 Megabit XDR DRAM devices are currently sampling to customers. Volume production is expected to begin based on market demand. Source: Elpida Memory
BenQ Introduces LCD Monitors With Multimedia Speakers BenQ expanded its LCD monitor lineup with two new additions – the BenQ silver-black FP72E/FP92E, featuring integrated multimedia speakers, 8ms response time, a 550:1/500:1 contrast ratio and D-sub/DVI dual input signal. The 17-inch FP72E and the 19-inch FP92E both come outfitted with 1Wx2 multimedia speakers. ![]() The FP72E will be available end of March and the FP92E starting from April this year. Source: BenQ
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