Now, why can't anyone do something like that to a 1400? Figure 16meg built in, 32meg on the bottom and a 48 stacked on top. That's 96megs without anyone making new ram. I hear it's the ROM that gives it this max, if so, why do 1400 upgrades still have this same restriction?
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