At Computex Taipei 2025, Team Group V-Color introduced a groundbreaking innovation: the world's first DDR5 memory module embedded with an LCD screen, the Xfinity Manta. This unique feature enables the LCD screen to display essential system information, including memory capacity, speed, temperature, and voltage, as well as the CPU's operational status, such as Intel Core Ultra 2000 series' 200S acceleration mode status. Users can customize the displayed content through Team Group's dedicated software, offering a personalized touch to their system monitoring. The demonstrated Xfinity Manta dual-channel memory kit boasts a total capacity of 24GB, with only the outer module equipped with a display screen, complemented by aluminum heat sinks and programmable RGB LED lights. Additionally, the kit includes two RGB lighting modules without storage capabilities, designed to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the motherboard slots. Currently, this series is in the prototype phase, with a projected release later this year, compatible with both AMD and Intel platforms.