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Crucial goes Green... Red and Blue at CES (video)

By: (more) | Online Video News | Posted: Jan 11, 2009 8:45 am

Most of the memory industry is in a steady state with little to no new products forecasted due to low profit margins. Instead of standing still Crucial has taken the opportunity to refresh their Ballistix Tracer product line.

 

CES 2009 Crucial Coverage Ballistix

Crucial has already had a special edition Ballistix product in red for several months but has now made a standard red that is accompanied by blue and green. Crucial did not have a set of Ballistix Red on hand when I was at the event but TweakTown will have some in house for testing in the coming weeks.

 

CES 2009 Crucial Coverage Ballistix

The best thing about the new Ballistix memory is it is more than just a color change. The LEDs, heatsink and PCB are now a matching color set but the real aesthetic appeal is found in the way LEDs are lit.

 

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In this video we see that the new Tracer memory has LEDs that extend from edge to edge on the PCB and when three sticks are used makes a pattern that will make any case modder smile. The new kits are already available on Crucial's newly redesigned website.

 

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