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• Crucial to launch new Ballistix DDR3 memory and RAM cooler in the spring

  

  9 January 2010, 16:08

  DDR3 sales will overtake DDR2's by the middle of this year, too.

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• New Crucial RealSSD C300 Is Fastest Consumer Solid-State Drive

  6 January 2010, 01:55

  New Crucial RealSSD C300 Is Fastest Consumer Solid-State Drive

  CES 2010
• HEXUS.net review of the year 2009

  

  28 December 2009, 07:00

  We take a look back at 2009 and detail some of the more telling technology announcements.

  
• High-Capacity Crucial DDR3 Modules Enable 16GB Maximum System Memory

  2 December 2009, 16:32

  Crucial 4GB DDR3-1333MHz Modules Enhance the Performance of 64-bit Operating Systems and the Latest Processors.

  
• Crucial firmware update brings Windows 7 TRIM support to M225-series SSDs

  

  30 October 2009, 10:23

  Latest Crucial SSD firmware provides TRIM support and a number of bug fixes.

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• Crucial Memory Delivers DDR3 Performance Offerings to Mobile Computer Users

  28 September 2009, 12:13

  Crucial DDR3-1333MHz SODIMM Modules Support Intel’s New Core i7 Mobile Processors.

  
• Crucial 64GB performance solid-state drive. First look

  

  26 August 2009, 07:41

  Priced at just over £100 and promising performance, we take a first look at Crucial's 64GB SSD.

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• Review: Crucial CT256M225 256GB SSD review. Keen pricing making sense?

  

  20 August 2009, 08:43

  £400 for a 256GB high-speed SSD. We investigate its credentials.

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• Crucial joins the high-speed SSD scene

  

  20 July 2009, 15:24

  Crucial has unveiled its flagship M225 SSD, available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB capacities.

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• Lexar Media Announces Next Generation Crucial Solid-State Drive Products

  20 July 2009, 14:54

  New M225 Solid-State Drive Series Boasts Read Speeds up to 250MB/sec and Write Speeds up to 200MB/sec.

  

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