NEWS - Tuesday, January 22, 2002
Xbox and Samsung reaches a deal.
Samsung has been contracted to provide DDR SRAM for Microsoft’s Xbox. Each console features four 128Mb (4Mx32) DDR SDRAM devices, optimized for graphics applications, providing a total of 64 Megabytes of system memory. The agreement highlights Samsung’s strength as the leader in the semiconductor memory arena and as a key member of the impressive team of technology suppliers supporting Xbox. "Samsung provides great technology and top-notch customer service," said Todd Holmdahl, General Manager, Xbox hardware. "We value Samsung’s support in helping to make Xbox a successful product." Microsoft has contracted Samsung to provide DDR SRAM for the Xbox. So far each Xbox console uses four 128MB (4Mx32) DDR SDRAM devices, optimized for graphics apps, providing a total of 64 MB is system memory. This is a really big step for Samsung and Xbox alone.Here is a quote from Todd Holmdahl, General Manager of Xbox Hardware.
Samsung provides great technology and top-notch customer service," said Todd Holmdahl, General Manager, Xbox hardware. "We value Samsung’s support in helping to make Xbox a successful product.
Source: http://www.coremagazine.com/
