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http://www.insanely-great.com/news.php?id=485
Peripheral offers eMac, new PB memory
By ron carlson, Insanely Great Mac
May 30th 2002
Just as these models begin arriving in users'' hands, PE is ''johnny on the spot''
with RAM upgrades
Peripheral Enhancements has announced that it is now producing memory upgrades for
Apple''s new 700MHz eMac and 800MHz Titanium PowerBook G4 computers. Peripheral offers
64MB, 128MB, 256MB and 512MB 168-pin EDGE Memory modules for the eMac and 128MB, 256MB
and 512MB SO-DIMM EDGE Memory modules for the Titanium PowerBook G4.
"We continue to do our best as a manufacturer in staying ahead of the curve by being
able to offer memory upgrades tailored for these new systems when they go to market.
Memory upgrades, especially for Mac users who run many graphic intensive programs, are
extremely important for optimum performance. We''re pleased to be able to offer
high-quality upgrades for these new machines," stated Brian Sartorius, vice president,
operations.
Peripheral Enhancements manufacturers a complete line of computer memory and digital
media upgrades under its EDGE Brand. EDGE Memory and EDGE Digital Media products are
available through the company''s distribution and reseller partners.
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