New iMac RAM
From Ken Zaida, "Trans Intl. announced the availability of 32 MB, 64 MB, 128 MB and 256 MB 100 Mhz SDRAM DIMMs for
Apple's new family of iMac computers. The new family of iMacs
includes iMac, iMac DV ("Digital Video") and iMac DV Special Edition
operating at 350-400 Mz. The main memory architecture for the new iMacs is different from the
older family of iMacs. Newly redesigned iMacs support 3.3v Unbuffered
168-Pin PC-100 SDRAM DIMMs while earlier iMacs supported 144-pin SDRAM
SO-DIMMs commonly used in Powerbook G3s and PC notebooks.
The new iMacs have two memory expansion slots for main memory expansion.
The system's main memory can be upgraded up to 512 Mb (Maximum)."
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