[iBook] Can I shop for iBook PC2700 RAM from non-Apple vendors?
Steve R
mailing.lists.2005 at gmail.com
Thu Jun 8 12:23:59 PDT 2006
At 9:11 AM -0700 06/08/06, Brian Olesky wrote:
>On 6/8/06 7:03 AM, "Larry Kollar" <kollar at alltel.net> wrote:
>
>>
>>> Since we're handing out kudos to memory retailers, I've got to give
>>> my support to Data Memory Systems.
>>
>> My turn. ;-)
>>
>> I've ordered from Coast to Coast Memory (1-800-4-MEMORY) several
>> times & never had a problem. The order takers can make sure you have
>> the right memory type if you tell them what kind of Mac you have;
>> that saved me some hassle once when I picked my stick off the wrong
>> line.
>>
>> --
>> Larry Kollar k o l l a r @ a l l t e l . n e t
>
>And now my turn. Since there are a certain percent of Ram chips that will
>turn out to be bad, I've occasionally been able to get a best price on line,
>then take that to my local retailer and challenge him to match it. If they
>do, you get two benefits: instant gratification, plus the ability to whip
>out your book, install the chip and verify that it works right on the spot.
>This happened to me at a CompUSA once--when the first chip they handed me
>failed to work, they brought out a second one, I tried that one, it worked,
>and life was good again.
I have done this locally with the small retailers, not the box
stores. And I factor in the cost I would be charged for shipping from
an online reseller before challenging my local retailer to match a
price.
Steve R
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