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Sony introduces the ZEGO™ Cell Platform
08/13/2008 | Sony
Born from the advanced technology that powers the PLAYSTATION®3 system, Sony's new ZEGO Platform is designed to provide high-performance computing for HD broadcast and post-production applications.
A Gamer's PS3™ Epiphany
07/21/2008 | CNBC
The PLAYSTATION®3 is winning fans with it's exclusive games and built-in Blu-ray player.
New DLP Home Theater Projectors Use LEDs
06/18/2008 | PC World
LED lighting promises to make DLP projectors smaller, lighter and maintenance free.
PLAYSTATION®3 sales pass Xbox 360’s in Europe
05/08/2008 |
With over 5 million units sold, total sales of the PS3 have surpassed those of the Xbox 360 in Europe despite the Xbox 360’s 16-month head start.
Toshiba Begins to Sample SpursEngine™ Stream Processors
04/08/2008 | X-bit Labs
Toshiba started sampling its high-performance stream processor, the SpursEngine™, featuring the XDR memory architecture.
Sony PLAYSTATION®3 Game Console/ Blu-ray Disc™ Player
04/01/2008 | Home Theater
"Although it was released when first-generation Blu-ray players were on the market, the PS3™ remains the fastest, slickest, and most reliable player out there. Oh, and it's also among the cheapest."
Rambus CEO Rings the NASDAQ Opening Bell
03/11/2008 | NASDAQ
Rambus CEO, Harold Hughes, presides over the NASDAQ opening bell.
Sharks score during Rambus Power Play
03/03/2008 |
The San Jose Sharks demonstrate speed and performance during a "Rambus Power Play" feature on Fox Sports Net. Go Sharks!
Sony's PS3™ poised to grab limelight
02/29/2008 | Reuters India
Blu-ray's victory as the next-generation DVD format signals increased demand for the PLAYSTATION®3 with its built-in Blu-ray player.
Qimonda Delivers First 512Mb XDR™ DRAM Samples
01/17/2008 | Qimonda
Qimonda joins the list of XDR™ DRAM suppliers to bring the world’s fastest memory solution to market.
True Power of PLAYSTATION®3 to be Revealed in 2008
01/04/2008 | Monsters and Critics.com
As developers tap into the full potential of the PLAYSTATION®3's hardware, the games of 2008 will be amazing.
Rambus Shows Path to Terabyte Memories
11/26/2007 | EE Times
Rambus introduces technologies that could enable a future memory architecture delivering a terabyte per second (TB/s) of memory bandwidth.
Forget DDR3, Fastest DRAM is XDR™
10/10/2007 | The Inquirer (UK)
Elpida introduces 4.8GHz DRAM based on the Rambus XDR™ memory architecture.
Combining the Strengths of Elpida and Rambus to Bring High-speed
XDR™ DRAM to Market
09/24/2007 | Nikkei Electronics
Toru Ishikawa, executive manager of the Digital Consumer Division at Elpida, and Andy Chan, vice president of engineering at Rambus, discuss Elpida and Rambus' collaboration on the development of XDR™ DRAM.
Toshiba Unveils the SpursEngine™ High-Performance Image Processor Using the XDR™ Memory Architecture
09/20/2007 | Toshiba
At CEATEC Japan 2007, Toshiba will demonstrate the SpursEngine performing real-time capture and rendering of 3D images. With high-bandwidth XDR memory, the SpursEngine will bring amazing new graphics capabilities to computing and consumer electronics products.
More DLP® Projectors Announced Using XDR™ Memory Architecture
07/25/2007 |
Check out the latest 1080p projectors from InFocus, Optoma, ThemeScene, and SIM2 built on TI’s latest DLP® technology and XDR™ memory.
TI’s BrilliantColor™ Technology in new DLP® Projectors
06/19/2007 |
Read about the leadership performance of TI’s newest generation of DLP projectors built on the DDP2230 ASIC chip set and Rambus’ XDR™ memory architecture.
Contributing to the Realization of Both Low Cost and High Performance
06/18/2007 | Nikkei Electronics
Toshiyuki Hiroi, vice president at Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. and one of the key persons involved in the PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3™) development, and David Nguyen, vice president of engineering at Rambus, discuss Rambus' role in the development of the PS3 which features the Cell Broadband Engine™ and XDR™ DRAM.
Sony's PS3™: It Rocks on Linux
02/27/2007 | EDN.com
EDN Senior Technical Editor Brian Dipert relates his experience with installing and using Linux on Sony's PLAYSTATION®3.
Interconnect energy and bandwidth: bridging the chip crossing barrier
02/21/2007 | EDN.com
Rambus paper at ISSCC explores just how much energy could be saved by designing a chip-to-chip high-speed interconnect suitable for greater bandwidth while using dramatically less power.
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