According to a press release from the company, ADATA is expecting to have 1,333MHz DDR3 modules ready in time of Computex. The modules will be available in 512MB, 1GB and 2GB capacity. No pricing was announced, but we'd expect these modules to catch a price premium over the already expensive DDR3 modules currently available.

ADATA will also be showing off a range of other products, including an ExpressCard 34 memory card reader with a mini USB connector, so it can be used with notebooks and desktops, a new range of tiny USB memory keys with retractable connectors and its range of SSD hard drives ranging in size from 32 to 128GB. We will bring you more details of these products live from the show in a couple of week's time.