Hey Sidney, I don't suppose this upgrade manufacturer would be interested in engineering a large RAM module for the Comet? Like 256MB +? 600MHz G3 and 256MB RAM.... OSX here we go... Wasn't PCMCIA first designed for RAM or something? Any possibility there? Or is PCMCIA just too slow these days? My roommates 100MHz Pentium laptop used PCMCIA RAM. I think bus speed was 33MHz or something. Rambling, tired and underpaid Andrew
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