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yeeeeeeeeeeeha Samsung and Hynix may drive 64Mbit DRAM prices back down to US$1

3 posts by 3 people · 03 Apr 2002 02:25 UTC - 08 Apr 2002 01:29 UTC

John Metcow 03 Apr 2002 02:25 UTC#126963
Samsung and Hynix may drive 64Mbit DRAM prices back down to US$1 The recent serious shortage of 64Mbit SDRAM for low-end graphics cards is about to take a sharp turn in the opposite direction. According to DRAM distributors, Samsung Electronics and Hynix Semiconductor are poised to flood market with 64Mbit DRAM as they empty their inventories in preparation for replacing the product with 128Mbit DRAM. The move could threaten DRAM prices.
"John Metcow" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Samsung and Hynix may drive 64Mbit DRAM prices back > down to US$1 <snip> The move could threaten DRAM > prices. this would counteract its own statement. Business sence tells me that the flooding of one product shouldnt affect the other market or, the flooding is speculation by someone who hasn't thought it through. Businesses surely cant be that dumb, that would be like you peeing in the glass just before you take your drink wouldnt it?
What are your sources? "John Metcow" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (16 lines)> Samsung and Hynix may drive 64Mbit DRAM prices back > down to US$1 > > The recent serious shortage of 64Mbit SDRAM for low-end > graphics cards is about to take a sharp turn in the > opposite direction. According to DRAM distributors, > Samsung Electronics and Hynix Semiconductor are poised > to flood market with 64Mbit DRAM as they empty their > inventories in preparation for replacing the product > with 128Mbit DRAM. The move could threaten DRAM > prices. > > > > >

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