[iBook] Re: how much memory for my new ibook?

[Richard Meyeroff]

My advice to my clients is put the Max memory you can afford you will 
not regret it.

I recommond Crucial as I have only had a few problems over the years 
and they have replace every bit of memory on problem.

>I've finally, finally, long, long overdue, ordered myself a new 12" ibook.
>
>(My original ibook, at 33 mhz with its 3 gigs of memory has only 329 mg of
>space left!  I've been throwing things out in order to add anything, and oh,
>my, but downloading pages online has been Slooow.  Not to speak of frequent
>freezes when the poor thing is overcome .  And still running OS9.1!)
>
>I am about to enter the world of OSX!  I'll be able to take advantage of
>.mac  and for the first time to go to itunes online and finally use iphoto.
>!!   I've bought airport express too, so, Oh, I am going to be wireless!
>Yes!  And I've upgraded to 60 gigs.  60gigs!!! after 2 and 3/4 gigs!!! Can
>you imagine How Excited I am???!!!
>
>But I have a question.
>
>I will upgrade the memory.  This new 12" ibook (upgraded to 60 gigs),
>1.33ghz,  comes standard with removeable 512 mg.
>
>Should I add 512 mg memory  for a total of 1 gig?  (Other World Computing
>has a price of $59.99; Crucial a price of $68.99)(Those are both good
>companies still, right?)
>
>or should I add  1 gig of memory (Other World Computing $136.95/ Crucial
>$159) for a total of 1 and 1/2 gigs?
>

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Have a Happy and Enjoy

Richard E. Meyeroff
Meyeroff Computer Consultants
917-586-8790
REM at Meyeroff-C-C.com
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