Patriot promises 64G thumb drives

CeBIT 2008 Q2 for that capacity

By Charlie Demerjian in Hannover

Thu Mar 13 2008, 15:05

PATRIOT MEMORY HAD a near future 64G memory stick at CeBIT, along with the other goodies.

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Patriot 32 and 64G Xporter XT sticks

Not much to say about this one, it will be out in Q2, it is big, and it is flash. The new casing, as seen here, also comes in a 32G stick, and that one is out now.

One other nice product that Patriot has in the pipeline is DDR3 2000 at 8-8-8-20 timings, but they are working to bring that down to 7-7-7-x before release. It is nice to see that DDR3 is getting to less painful latencies at higher clocks. µ

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