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Memory gain: IO Data brings peripherals in from the edge.

IO Data of Japan has discovered and is exploiting an important niche in the computer market. The company has become the stock market's darling by providing the devices that satisfy the rapidly increasing demand for memory-expansion boards, which enable consumers to run new, faster computer programs...

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Published in:Far Eastern Economic Review Vol. 157; pp. 54 - 55
Main Author: Friedland, Jonathan
Format: Article
Published: Review Publishing Company Ltd. May 12 1994
Online Access:View this record in EBSCOhost
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