Mobile device storage may vary when it comes to optimizing quality and performance of visual files. A lot has to do with the capacity of the memory used and surely such a loophole becomes a demand for phone owners. However, Rambus may hold the key in improving this glitch with its mobile memory solution.

Advanced visuals are still a long way off, although the iPhone 3G does have some pretty impressive performance in its game lineup. Rambus’ Mobile Memory Initiative relies on a variant of the separate, flexible clock speeds used in XDR memory, albeit running on lower power and using low variance signaling to create extremely high bandwidth.

The Rambus Mobile Memory offers 4.3Gbps from a single chip at just 100mV, which is roughly the equivalent of five times the headroom of the 800-megabit mobile memory by today’s standards.

Rambus hopes MMI-based products will roll out early next year.

(Source) Ubergizmo

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