CeBIT 2006 Day 7 coverage

Posted on Monday, March 20 2006 @ 8:25 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck

X-bit Labs posted their coverage of the last day of CeBIT 2006:

On the last day of the show we decided to take a look at Microsoft’s Origami in its incarnation from Asustek, investigate the possibilities regarding the official support of DDR2 800MHz memory by chipset designers, speak to a WD executive about perpendicular recording technology and 15 000rpm HDDs, check out Patiot’s world’s largest SD card and flash drive as well as to discover Blu-ray disc drives from Panasonic.

You can check it out over here.

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