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Company: Samsung Electronics
Based: Seoul, South Korea Founded: 1969 Founder: Samsung Group Specialty: Manufactures semiconductor products including Dram, SDRAM & Flash memory. Manufactures computer hard drives, Televisions & many other consumer electronics. Most popular consumer electronics brand in the world, world's largest technology company, world's largest memory chip and second largest semiconductor manufacturer worldwide |
Samsung 16M DRAM Memory Chip Gift Set (1995)

Item #133
Samsung's 16M (16 Megabit) DRAM was developed in 1989 and first mass produced in 1991. Many semiconductor manufactures were competing at this time to produce DRAM memory chips, including Intel, Texas Instruments, Samsung, NEC, Micron, Hitachi, Infineon, Hynix & Toshiba.
Samsung electronics overtook Toshiba, Hitachi & NEC and became the #1 DRAM manufacturer in December 1992, mainly due to Samsung's strength in ramping up production faster than it's competitors. Another advantage for Samsung was that they had chosen to upgrade their fabs from 6" wafers to the larger 8" wafers.
Samsung is now recognized as the leader in Memory Chip manufacturing and is the second largest semiconductor manufacturer behind Intel Corp. Intel was the first to produce the DRAM memory chip (the Intel 1103) back in 1970, but Intel would decide to completely exit the DRAM memory chip business in 1985 and stop the last DRAM production at Fab 5 in Aloha Oregon.
This is a three piece gift set with gold plated jewelery that feature actual Samsung 16M DRAM memory chips.
The Samsung 16M DRAM chip contained over 36 million transistors and capacitors and was manufactured on 8" silicon wafers.
New, Comes in original velvet jewel box from Samsung. Set includes two cuff links and a tie clip.
Samsung electronics overtook Toshiba, Hitachi & NEC and became the #1 DRAM manufacturer in December 1992, mainly due to Samsung's strength in ramping up production faster than it's competitors. Another advantage for Samsung was that they had chosen to upgrade their fabs from 6" wafers to the larger 8" wafers.
Samsung is now recognized as the leader in Memory Chip manufacturing and is the second largest semiconductor manufacturer behind Intel Corp. Intel was the first to produce the DRAM memory chip (the Intel 1103) back in 1970, but Intel would decide to completely exit the DRAM memory chip business in 1985 and stop the last DRAM production at Fab 5 in Aloha Oregon.
This is a three piece gift set with gold plated jewelery that feature actual Samsung 16M DRAM memory chips.
The Samsung 16M DRAM chip contained over 36 million transistors and capacitors and was manufactured on 8" silicon wafers.
New, Comes in original velvet jewel box from Samsung. Set includes two cuff links and a tie clip.
Samsung 16M DRAM Memory Chip Tie Pin Set (1995)

Item #585 (#727 similar)
This is also a 3 piece gold plated gift set that contains Samsung 16M DRAM memory chips but the gift box and jewelry pieces are of a different design.
New, Comes in original velvet jewel box from Samsung.
Set includes two gold plated cuff links and a tie clip. Also includes a product guide from Samsung which explains the history of Samsung's DRAM memory development leading up to 1995.
New, Comes in original velvet jewel box from Samsung.
Set includes two gold plated cuff links and a tie clip. Also includes a product guide from Samsung which explains the history of Samsung's DRAM memory development leading up to 1995.
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AMD Amdahl Analog Devices Apple Atari AT&T Bell Labs Burroughs
Control Data Cray Cyrix Data General DEC ESI Fujitsu HP Hughes
IBM Intel ITT LSI Memorex Micron MIT Microvision Motorola National Semi
NCR NEC Nvidia Panasonic PHILCO PMI RCA Remington Rand Samsung
Signetics Sperry Sun Microsystems TSMC UNIVAC Western Electric Etc.









