OM Nanotech launches Dolgix

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OM Nanotech launches Dolgix

Om Nanotech has expanded its range of Memory Products with the launch of Dolgix products.

Dolgix computer RAM range includes DDR1, DDR2 and DDR3 with capacities from 512 MB to 4GB. The Dolgix USB Pen Drives are available in a wide range varying from 2GB to 32GB, while the FLASH cards (Micro SD/SD cards etc.) offer a choice of four different capacities of 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB. With this brand-new product range, general users can easily reach greater performance with blazing fast data transfer rates, making it much easier and less time-consuming to get access to rich digital content.

On this occasion, Atul Khosla, Director, Om Nanotech Pvt. Ltd., said, "Post the launch of Zipmem, our premium range of memory products, we are very pleased to announce the standard range of products under the brand name of Dolgix. The overwhelming response received by Zipmem encouraged us to come forward with Dolgix, which again brings offerings ranging from computer RAM (Memory Modules), FLASH cards to USB drives."

The new Dolgix USB drive comes in multiple storage capacities viz. 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB storage space and is compiled with High speed USB 2.0 interface and backward compatible with USB 1.X. The USB Drive supports all the Microsoft operating systems including Windows Vista, Windows XP (SP1, SP2 & SP3), Windows - 7, Windows-98SE , XP, Win 2000, Linux 2.4 and above. Dolgix range is being offered in a variety of casings to suit individual tastes. The stylish Dolgix USB Drive is a sophisticated and convenient tool for storing multimedia contents with impressive endurance and data retention of approximately 10 years.

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