128MB on the motherboard, SO-DIMM socket can accomodate up to 512MB. Pretty similar to the 2400 (16MB onboard, 64MB in socket officially, same 1:4 ratio)In fact, looking more closely, it appears that the max is 640 MB RAM, which is a rather unusual number. There's obviously only going to be limited room for RAM, so I'm guessing they threw us a bone by squeezing 128 MB onto the mobo somewhere.(If true, that means you'd have to pull a 128 MB RAM card to bump up to higher RAM amounts. Or pay the generally outrageous amounts Apple charges for RAM.)
Aqua
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