Samsung has just announced that it's rolling some pretty exciting new memory into production, which will finally bring computer-like RAM performance to your mobile. Read More >>
Featured comment by To be or not to be...is a stupid question.:
"This will simply begin another specs arms race. After exhausting screen sizes, absurd pixel resolutions and camera megapixels are ram memory going to ..." More »
Those anorexic new, super-thin iMacs are gorgeous for sure, but there's a serious downside to that diminutive depth -- the 21.5-inch iMac no longer has RAM you can replace yourself, so you're stuck with Apple's horrendously expensive prices, just like the MacBook Air and new retina MacBook Pro models. Ouch. Read More >>
Featured comment by wordpressexamples:
"I just hate it when you can't change your RAM... And with Apple prices these days... pfft! You are right on that one." More »
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has boosted the RAM on all shipping model "B" Pi boards to 512MB, doubling the memory for the exact same price. Those with currently backlogged orders will get the new board instead, which should make playing a quick spot of Quake 3 even better, coupled with that handy Turbo mode. [Raspberry Pi] Read More >>
Featured comment by spudhed:
"oh damn it, now i need another pi, good gob theyre cheap! ill get the new one and bung the old one under the tv loaded with openelec" More »
Those left in charge of such things as memory specifications have published plans for the next-generation of computer RAM, with the spec revealing memory that operates at twice the speed while drawing less power. Let's just hope it doesn't cost 12 times as much. Read More >>
Featured comment by otaviokz:
"Well this things are always launched for a apple'ish price then start to get cheap slowly. By the time they get cheap, all the games will consider the..." More »
If you're old enough to remember the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, a small part of your heart will always belong to it and today's top deal will thrill you to bits. If you don't, here's a chance to find out what all the fuss was about. Read More >>
Featured comment by Happyal:
"And yet there is still no buzz for Apple TV.
I feel sorry for it, so I'm going to post a comment.
Err... nothing more to say about Apple TV, can..." More »
An early benchmark from the device itself has apparently confirmed what we thought – Apple’s kitted out the new iPad with 1GB of RAM, but kept the clock speed of its CPU at 1GHz. Read More >>
Featured comment by Guthy:
"Damn my biggest complaint about my ipad is having web pages auto reload when switching between tabs on safari because of a lack of ram. Hopefully thi..." More »
Fiber optics are the future of data transfer. The problem is that when that light signal reaches a machine, it must be converted into an electrical signal copper-veined devices can handle, resulting in speed bottlenecks. But Japanese engineers at NTT think their groundbreaking optical RAM will allow for an internet backbone comprised entirely of light-based components. Read More >>
What would YOU do if you found yourself faced with a rampaging army of crazed zombies? Obviously, you’d battle them with your array of houseplants. Stands to reason doesn’t it? Read More >>
3D transistors? Ugh. Dude, that's so 2011. IBM's new design for RAM, employing a 3D manufacturing process, is where the real future magic lies. Read More >>
Featured comment by coastercub:
"Try a OCZ revodrive.. no bottlenecks here.. just a very very empty wallet
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=HD-101-OC&groupid..." More »
Lenovo is not one to sit around and let Asus have all the super-spec'd tablet fun. Engadget has sniffed out a rumour that they'll be bringing their own quad-core Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) very, very soon. Monster fight! Read More >>
We hoped Apple had beefed up the RAM in the iPhone 4S, but those hopes may be dashed. Two recent unconfirmed reports suggest the iPhone 4S may ship with 512MB of RAM like the iPhone 4, not 1GB as expected. Read More >>
Featured comment by person287:
"The thing is though the iPhone never slows down. All the apps are built for the amount of RAM and Processor, so there's no need to care about the RAM...." More »