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Nope, DDR and DDR SDRAM mean the same thing DDR2 is a newer technology. It is debated whether it is better or not. But if it is in fact better, it's not by much.
DDR2 is better than DDR. It offers equivalent if not slightly greater performance at a fraction of the power consumption.
SDRAM simply stands for \"Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory.\" So, DDR SDRAM is simply \"Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory.\" But that's rather long, and thus, we just say DDR. The reason DDR and DDR2 are \"separate\" is because of the technology involved in how they function.