[muglo] Re: was: Re: Backup Info
- From: Paul Tucknott <paulvt@xxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2008 21:12:19 -0500
Maximum memory capacity is not really a lie. At the time of
manufacture, machines can only accommodate memory modules of a certain
physical size. Over time, memory manufacturers are able to shrink the
size of the modules so that higher capacity chips fit in the same size
space. The majority of Apple computers will actually support more RAM
than originally declared when the unit was manufactured.
Paul
On 18-Dec-08, at 9:07 PM, Wayne Dobson wrote:
> You may not believe this but, every now and then Apple tells little
> white lies in order to sell more computers. For example, my eMac is
> rated at 1 GB max. RAM. It will actually take 2 GB.
>>>
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>>> Has to be 867 Mhz or faster to install Leopard.
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>>>
>
> Wayne Dobson
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