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Instant Boot-up thanks to MRAM
[COLOR=royalblue]Unlike current versions of computer memory found in everything from PCs to handheld computers, MRAM uses magnetic charges rather than electrical charges to store memory.[/COLOR]
Another interesting feature of the magnetic RAM technology would be that of replacing Flash memory as well because it retains information when power is turned off.
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---agissi---
on June 11, 2003 10:18 AM |
At last :D We have read all about it. Now this idea has proof of it taking off. Just wait, next we'll have MRAM hard drives (or something similiar). And a mere 2 years away...Woo ;) |
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Antiorganic
on June 12, 2003 10:46 PM |
Yeah, magnetic disk drives would be a great idea.Wait a minute... |
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iss
on June 13, 2003 1:51 AM |
Too cool now windows wont have to wait thru a long boot process before it can crash.:D |
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