Just as Macromedia is putting a nice polish on Flash Video Compression, Samsung puts the finishing touches on its new memory chips. Now the only the left to support a nifty Dick Tracey video watch or... video cell phone... is a little bit better bandwidth.

It's right around the corner boys and girls...

In the mean time, check out these new chips:

Samsung's new multi-chip (MCP) offers a combined capacity of 3.2 gigabits in a package only 1.4mm thick, the company says, promising a new generation of cell phones and mobile devices that can offer more services and faster Internet surfing.

Samsung Electronics Latest News about Samsung, the world's largest computer chip Latest News about Chip maker, said it has developed the world's first eight-die multi-chip (MCP) package technology for use in high capacity mobile devices.

Samsung said the new MCP solution offered a combined capacity of 3.2 gigabits in a package only 1.4mm thick, promising a new generation ofcell phones Latest News about cell phones and mobile devices offering more services and faster Internet surfing.

"The new eight-chip MCP is an extremely compact, high-capacity solution that is likely to trigger development of new next-generation mobile applications," Samsung said in a statement.

"It will provide much greater functionality in cell phones and other smart mobile devices, from movie videos to games as well as faster Internet access."

Samsung said the new MCP offered all the memory chips available for mobile products in a single 11mm x 14mm x 1.4mm package.

Earlier today, Samsung said it will invest 603.8 bln won in a 13th memory chip production line to encourage broader use of 90-nano chip technology and support the development of next-generation 80-nano technology.

Posted by Michael at January 11, 2005 01:11 AM