IT'S TAKEN LONGER than the Dramurai first thought, but at last double data rate (DDR) memory for PCs is cheaper than for PC-133 synchronous DRAM, the "standard" it's displaced.
A quick decko, for example, at the Crucial UK web site this morning shows that 256MB of PC2100 DDR RAM costs £25.99 +VAT.

A similar density of PC 133 memory costs £27.99 +VAT.

While it's good for the Dramurai that production has gone in this direction, what's bad is that most of the memory manufacturers can't make a profit at these kind of prices.

The chips that go onto a memory module currently are being sold at less than they cost to make.

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