In the wake of the release of Mars DDRII memory for desktop computers, world-renown memory module maker Kingmax is now introducing the Venus Series DDRII memory for notebook computers.

In Roman mythology, Venus is the personification of beauty. Her lovely face and perfect figure have deeply enthralled every mortal in the secular world, and even the gods in heaven were obsessed with her. Kingmax's DDRII memory for notebook computers is named after Venus as each memory chip -- BGA packaged according to JEDEC standards -- is perfectly proportioned, without ugly pins spread all over the PCB board. Furthermore, because every memory chip has a slim profile, more chips can be placed on the narrow PCB board, increasing the capacity of each memory module.

But the Venus DDRII memory is not just about its beautiful appearance. More importantly, this product offers Kingmax's consistent high performance, high compatibility and comprehensive after-sales service. Venus DDRII memory completely conforms to the most current JEDEC standards, using a lower working voltage (1.8V), which reduces power consumption by approximately 50%, and operates at 266MHz to maximize memory bandwidth at up to 4.3GB per second. In addition, integrated ODT (on-die-termination) technology maintains memory signal waves at high speeds, minimizing noise interference. Thanks to Kingmax's years of successful experience with its TinyBGA packaging technology, the Venus DDRII can supply up to 1GB in memory capacity.

With Intel and major notebook computer makers actively backing the Sonoma platform, which uses DDRII memory, Kingmax has collaborated with major notebook computer makers during the early phase of design and production to integrate the relevant technology and required testing. Before shipment, all products are rigorously tested to ensure that each memory module is 100% flawless. Without question, the Venus DDRII memory is the perfect guide to lead us into the new DDRII generation.