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Simpletech Europe

Address:
Siriusdreef 19
2132 WT Hoofddrorp
The Netherlands
Telephone: (The Netherlands) +31 23 799 0020

http://www.simpletech.com

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Listing of all 15 news releases from Simpletech Europe:

Solid-state drives come with Serial ATA interface

SimpleTech has extended its Zeus solid state drive (SSD) product line with the introduction of a Serial ATA (SATA) version.

News from Simpletech Europe (24 March 2005)

Double-datarate modules fit sub-1U systems

SimpleTech has developed new ultra-low-profile DDR1 and DDR2 modules designed for use in servers and blade servers, as well as the highest capacity upgrade for DDR1 and DDR2 with a 4Gbyte module.

News from Simpletech Europe ( 8 March 2005)

Simpletech selects Silicon Highway

Simpletech has selected Silicon Highway as its exclusive representative in the UK and Ireland.

News from Simpletech Europe (30 September 2004)

Slim claims for speedy solid-state drives

The Zeus Ultra DMA solid state drive (SSD) is billed as the world's thinnest, fastest solid-state drive.

News from Simpletech Europe (25 August 2004)

High-speed memory modules enter the game at Comdex

Nitro is a new line of advanced, premium high-speed desktop memory products that will be demonstrated for the first time at Comdex.

News from Simpletech Europe (18 November 2003)

Next-generation Flash cards for faster access

ProX 256 and 512Mbyte SD (Secure Digital) Flash memory cards are now available for immediate delivery.

News from Simpletech Europe (13 November 2003)

Flash and USB come together in removable storage

New from SimpleTech is an embedded USB Flash drive combining solid-state memory and a USB connection for fast and easy data storing and sharing from any computer with a USB port.

News from Simpletech Europe (23 June 2003)

Flexible write protection for Flash drives

A new range of Flash drives allows users to define a combination of four types of access "zones" of any size and location within the module.

News from Simpletech Europe (18 March 2003)

More capacity for Flash storage devices

SimpleTech has released a 4Gbyte ATA PC Card and a 1Gbyte Flash disk module, each offering the highest capacity available in its product class.

News from Simpletech Europe (18 March 2003)

Monster module provides 4Gbyte in one DIMM

A new 4Gbyte DDR memory module incorporates patented IC Tower stacking technology to deliver the highest capacity currently available in a single-unit module.

News from Simpletech Europe (13 March 2003)

400MHz DDR modules speed PC memory access

Available now from Simpletech, the PC3200 family of low-profile DDR DIMM modules is the fastest DDR technology available on the market today.

News from Simpletech Europe (12 November 2002)

Flash disk modules boost storage density

SimpleTech offers Flash disk modules in a miniaturised form factor with true IDE interfaces.

News from Simpletech Europe (22 October 2002)

Solid-state devices speed SAN access

Network storage appliances can benefit from SimpleTech's solid-state devices for disk caching, system monitoring and diagnostics.

News from Simpletech Europe (18 October 2002)

Flash drives to greater size and performance

Following its strategic partnership with Hitachi, Simpletech has been able to make substantial increases to both the capacity and performance of its Flash memory.

News from Simpletech Europe ( 3 September 2002)

Achieving next generation memory densities today

 Technical background article   Chip-on-chip stacking technology can help designers achieve the highest possible electrical functionality and performance in the least possible amount of space.

News from Simpletech Europe (14 August 2002)

 

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