If you like shiny bright objects in your performance PC, look no further as Jim Jardine, senior product manager at Crucial.com gave reporters a hands-on look at the latest bling for your RAM at the Lunch at Piero’s media and innovator event durig CES. In red, green or blue or a combination of the three, a twinkling module indicates the performance of the RAM in your PC. The company also announced the latest addition to the Crucual SSD product families – the fasted SSD in the world available in February, a fitting followup to last year’s Shake-O-Matic demonstration, which proved that you can play perfect HD video from a Crucial SSD drive undergoing the tortures of a paint shaker.
You get back to your room at the end of the day at CES. You want to upload your pictures and videos to Facebook, Flickr, Picasa, YouTube. You dig around for your USB cable – can’t find it, left it back home, what a drag. Too bad because if you had shot onto Eye-Fi, the world’s first wireless memory cards for digital cameras, you could have uploaded your pictures instantly to one of 25 web sites or to your computer. Watch this demo at Lunch at Piero’s during CES 2010. Dontcha just love it? Specially if you’re a journalist on deadline.
Hey, remember the Crucial SSD Shake-O-Matic display at Lunch at Piero’s last year? http://snipurl.com/tskkw
Well it’s time for another highly visual demo that proves computer enthusiasts recognize and can trust Crucial when it comes to upgrading their memory. Reporters will have the chance to get a hands-on sneak peek at two yet-to-be announced high-performance products from the Crucial RAM and SSD product families when they swing the company’s demo display at Lunch at Piero’s during CES 2010.
If you like shiny bright objects in your performance PC, look no further as Jim Jardine, senior product manager at Crucial.com gave reporters a hands-on look at the latest bling for your RAM at the Lunch at Piero’s media and innovator event durig CES. In red, green or blue or a combination of the three, a twinkling module indicates the performance of the RAM in your PC. The company also announced the latest addition to the Crucual SSD product families – the fasted SSD in the world available in February, a fitting followup to last year’s Shake-O-Matic demonstration, which proved that you can play perfect HD video from a Crucial SSD drive undergoing the tortures of a paint shaker.
