A-DATA Technology offers the latest Classic Series USB flash drive C906 that preserves the same classic stylish look from its predecessor PD1. Weighed only 9g and just 5.8cm long, C906 is an extremely compact USB storage device that brings easy portability. Capturing the essence of modern design, C906, available in black and white, presents an overall style of minimalism with a touch of urban charm, making it not only a practical storage device but also a fashionable accessory that speaks users’ trendy life style. A-DATA C906 features a handy snap-on cap design on the rear end of the device to prevent loss of cap. C906 is delicately designed with rounded corners and a glossy finish that gives it its eye-catching look. Ranging from 4GB to 32GB, C906 offers users an assortment of capacities that caters to the mainstream needs. Furthermore, users can now take full advantage of A-DATA’s free-download value-added software UFDtoGO, OStoGO and Norton Internet Security™ 2010 (60-day trial) to enhance both mobility and security of their A-DATA USB flash drives with just few easy mouse clicks away. All A-DATA UFD are back with a limited lifetime warranty.

A-DATA announces the Number-1 DDR2-667 module which passes the ATI QVL in Taiwan, and this excellent module is avaliable now. Its density is 512MB, and other higher density module will be phased in soon. This module configuration is by 64M x 8 (512Mbit) die, 8 pcs dies in 1 rank. This DDR2 SO-DIMM is designed to meet the 667MHz data-rate specification of the JEDEC (Joint Electron Device Engineering Council) standard, but it seems to own the huge potentiality to draw out higher performance in A-DATA laboratories. By 1.8V low-voltage application, DDR2 modules can reduce about 50% power consumption, which is compared with 2.5V (DDR) power supply on the same operation speed. So it is an environment-friendly product. In order to achieve so amazing high operation speed, A-DATA applies the lower parasitic-loading FBGA (Fine-pitch BGA) package to run in full-speed without extraneous loading. Compared with DDR, DDR2 owns four key technologies pave the way to high-speed operation and low power consumption.