Samsung has announced a new RAM technology that will make mobile phones with 2GB of memory a reality very soon, possibly within the next year 2013. While there are already some terminals that use this  RAM, Samsung's new design will put everything at once on a single chip, which is certainly what the manufacturers want.

This will allow virtually all manufacturers of mobile terminals can have 2GB of RAM on the market. In today's mobile phone sector, 1GB of RAM has become the standard. And it's a high figure, since only a year ago was the standard 512MB. If everything goes the same way in 2013 to see phones with 2GB of RAM will be as usual.

Add more RAM means a faster multitasking and processing more efficient, with the ability to have many more applications open at once. A number of 2GB of RAM means being able to take handfuls of applications open and running simultaneously without the mobile phone suffer slowdowns or problems of any kind.



The new Samsung memory technology will not only have 2GB on each chip, but these chips themselves are thinner and more efficient energy use thanks to a 30nm design factory. Samsung says the phone with 2GB of RAM will become 13% of the market in 2012, but in 2013 the figure will rise dramatically to 50%. By 2014 the forecast is even more positive for the 2GB of RAM. This has already led to people from referring to the successors of smartphones as superphones, although it is possible that the term does not change.

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