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  <body>I decided to look into upgrading, since these days I have so many programs on my little ibook that it is begging for some techno spinach to beef itself up (G4, 1.07GHz).  So I went looking and found a site called www.crucial.com which I found on the Apple Solutions chat board, and which offers a handy dandy Memory Advisor Tool, which gives you a recommended RAM module based on your model computer to be sure it is compatible.  I want to buy a 1gig module, and the site recommends the following:
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DDR PC2700 &#8226; CL=2.5 &#8226; UNBUFFERED &#8226; NON-ECC &#8226; DDR333 &#8226; 2.5V &#8226; 128Meg x 64 
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which appears to be correct, and goes for only 140 bucks, which is cheaper than anything I saw on the Apple website. 
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So, two questions: has any one ever bought from these guys?  and is it possible to install more than one card?  It appears that I have two 256MB cards in my computer, the original &quot;built-in&quot; and another added when I bought the thing.  I am assuming that the built in is beyond my reach, and I just have to pull out the additional 256 and replace it with the 1gig module.</body>
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