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UDMA
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UDMAUltra Direct Memory Access (mass storage interface)
UDMAUrethane Dimethacrylate
UDMAUnion Démocratique du Manifeste Algérien
UDMAUnited Dance Music Association (Detroit, MI)
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One reader features a new and unique industrial design and is fully compatible with two new flash card interface standards: Ultra Direct Memory Access (UDMA) CompactFlash([R]), a high-performance flash memory protocol based on the CompactFlash form factor, and Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC[TM]), a memory standard that supports capacities of 4GB and higher in the Secure Digital (SD[TM]) form factor.
Lexar Introduces Two New Professional Flash Card Readers for Maximum ... by Business Wire
M Technology's support of Intel's new AGPset increases system speed and data transfer performance through its support for the Advanced Graphics Port, fast synchronous DRAM, and the Ultra Direct Memory Access 33MBps (Ultra DMA/33) hard-drive interface.
M Technology Inc. Announces Dual Pentium II Motherboard with Support ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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