CeBIT 2009 3-8 March, Hannover (Germany), day 3

Page 5 - G.Skill (Pi Series, notebook memory and SSD devices)

G.Skill Pi & Pi-Black series are well known high performance memory modules of the brand. Now there are available along with the newest memory cooler looking kinda like a wristwatch, that was presented for the first time at this year's CeBIT.

Naturally G.Skill have not overlooked the market of mobile computer memory either. They do offer both mainstream and high class modules. There is also specially tested modules for Apple MacBook & MacBook Pro notebooks, that as usually for Apple comes with the according (high) price tag, even though being tested for speed and stability.

The company did not reveal any new SSD drives, like some other companies at the expo. At their stand only the "older" G.Skill Titan SSD models were to be seen, ones having reading speed of 200MB/s and writing one of 160MB/s. Their cheaper models have speed of 155/90MB, and the ultra stable aluminum drives for professional use have a speed of mere 100/80MB read/write. Honestly, G.Skill could lose a market share, since at CeBIT some of the other companies did present much faster SSD models, like the ultra performing OCZ Vertex & Summit for example.