Dataram Corporation Announces New Memory Products for IBM Workstations

Strategic Insights -

Dataram Corporation, a leading provider of gigabyte-class memory, has announced new memory products for IBM's IntelliStation M Pro and E Pro professional workstations. The new products, DRIPRO100, offer capacities of 64, 128, and 256MB, allowing users to reach their maximum capacities. The E Pro, with three memory slots, can reach 768MB with Dataram's DRIPRO100/256, while the M Pro, with four memory slots, can reach a full 1GB.

Key Takeaways:

  • Dataram Corporation has introduced new memory products, DRIPRO100, for IBM's IntelliStation M Pro and E Pro workstations.
  • The DRIPRO100 series offers capacities of 64, 128, and 256MB, providing users with a range of upgrade options.
  • The E Pro workstation can reach a maximum capacity of 768MB with Dataram's DRIPRO100/256, while the M Pro can reach a full 1GB.
  • The new memory products are designed to benefit demanding applications such as computer-aided design engineering, digital media content creation, finance, and software engineering.
  • Alan Sibert, Dataram's director of marketing, notes that the need for NT workstation memory is increasing dramatically, driven by the power of these machines.
  • Dataram's memory is a cost-effective alternative to purchasing directly from the system manufacturer, priced up to 50% less.
  • The company offers a lifetime warranty and express ship replacements program for its products.
  • Dataram is a leading provider of gigabyte memory for workstations and network servers, serving users in diverse industries such as manufacturing, finance, government, and research.

Statistics:

  • The DRIPRO100 series offers capacities of 64, 128, and 256MB.
  • The E Pro can reach a maximum capacity of 768MB with DRIPRO100/256.
  • The M Pro can reach a full 1GB with the DRIPRO100.
  • Dataram's memory is priced up to 50% less than purchasing directly from the system manufacturer.
  • Dataram is celebrating its 31st year in the computer industry.

Sources:

  • Business Wire, October 12, 1998
  • Dataram Corporation's press release dated October 12, 1998