[PR] ADATA to Showcase Industry-Leading Product Lineup at Computex Taipei

Newest innovations to be introduced through live demonstrations and hands-on displays

Taipei, Taiwan – June 11, 2013 – As manufacturers from around the world arrive in this bustling metropolis to attend Asia’s largest exhibition for consumer electronics, ADATA Technology has made preparations to amaze and impress visitors with a groundbreaking array of new products at the Computex Nangang Exhibition Hall. ADATA’s latest offerings encompass DRAM, Next Generation Form Factor (NGFF) solid state drives, On-The-Go (OTG) USB Flash drives, and Network-Attached Storage (NAS) solutions.

Leading the charge into the future of technology will be ADATA’s upcoming DRAM modules, the XPG Chameleon and XPG Carbon. Both series have striking new designed heat spreaders that match their top-notch performance. At a live demonstration at the ADATA booth, visitors will have a chance to check out both the impressive benchmarks and the radical new exterior of the XPG V2 DRAM modules. On June 5, one of the world’s most talented overclockers, Nick Shih, will match up XPG V2 DDR3-3000 with the ASRock Z87 motherboard at the ASRock booth, to see what new performance heights can be reached with these premium hardware components.

Also on hand will be ADATA’s M.2 (NGFF) solid state drives, designed in a variety of types including NGFF 2242, 2260, & 2280. The extremely small sizes of these SSDs allow them to be used with Haswell platform motherboards, and also provide OEMs and system integrators high capacity and more flexible design options for Ultrabook and tablets. SSDs in this configuration can be used as primary storage or as high-speed cache solution, to provide users with more speed and more flexible system builds. Visitors to the ADATA booth will have a chance to see the M.2 at work in the latest ASUS ROG (Republic of Gamers) motherboards in live demonstrations.

Rounding out the new product demos will be ADATA’s significant new offerings in the area of mobile computing. These include the company’s first (OTG) USB Flash drive in a hands-on display, which brings the high transfer speed and capacity of USB storage to the most popular smartphones and tablets with USB OTG function. Also, the new NAS solution will be unveiled, demonstrating first-hand a diverse array of applications for multimedia and digital home entertainment, a round-the-clock download assistant, and the utilization of peer-to-peer technology for remote access. ADATA NAS is designed for energy efficiency and quiet operation.