Super Talent Redefines RAM
Here's an interesting concept: take the ReadyBoost idea from Windows Vista and move it to its logical conclusion, with a USB drive that plugs directly into your motherboard, giving you the memory boost without sacrificing a USB port. It's called the Exelerator and it comes in 1, 2 and 4 GB capacities at $25 for 2 GB. Given the convenience, versatility (they can also be used as internal drives) and low price of these drives, it begs the question of how soon we'll be able to supplement most of a system's RAM with these much cheaper drives.
Via I4U
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By Myself, November 15, 2007 @ 7:40 am
If they made a MiniPCI version I’d be ordering two; I have some old laptops which are RAM limited and I need high speed swap to stick on the system bus somewhere. Nice to see people thinking in this direction!