From: Donald Keenan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Aside from the location, is there a difference in this "non-user-upgradeable" RAM chip and the RAM that consumers are allowed to upgrade?
Yes. They are, IIRC, two *different* types of RAM. The "internal" one uses a PC100 (or PC133) CL2-2-2 SDRAM DIMM. The "external" slot (the one users can easily get at) uses a 144pin PC100 *SO-DIMM* (aka "notebook RAM").
_Chas_
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