Computex Taipei 2007 Day 1

Published on June 05, 2007
Written by David Lin
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Gigabyte

Here are a few pictures from the Gigabyte booth. We will be stopping by here again for more details in the coming days.

Kingston

Here's Kingston's booth. They had some of their brand new DDR3 out on the display. Kingston's DDR3 memory on display included memory running at DDR3-1066 and DDR3-1375 speeds. Their part numbers were KHX11000D3LL/1G, KHX6400D2ULK2/2G, and KVR1066D3S7/512. Also on display was Kingston's KHX11000D3LLK2/2G.

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