First 512 MB Lower/Upper RAM Modules for PowerBook G4
"TransIntl., today announced the availability of the industry's first low profile 512 MB SDRAM SO-DIMM memory module for Apple's new Powerbook G4 400/500 Mhz [Titanium]. The Powerbook G4 Titanium has two memory expansion slots for main memory expansion. Memory modules currently available in the channel limit upgrading the system's main memory to only 512 MB due to a small form factor module requirement in the system.
The new 512 MB SDRAM DIMM is specially designed to fit in the bottom and the top memory expansion slots of the Apple Powerbook G4 [Titanium], allowing users to upgrade the system's main memory up to 1 GB [Gigabyte] of RAM, which surpasses the current memory upgrade option of 512 MB. The 512 MB SDRAM memory module is 64-bit wide, unbuffered, 3.3v, 144-pin and PC-100 complaint. It conforms to Powerbook G4 electrical and mechanical specifications as outlined in Apple developer documentation.
Maximizing the Powerbook G4 Titanium with the Trans Intl. 512 MB DIMM memory upgrade enables the user to take full advantage of the system's performance with 100% compatibility with the recently released Firmware Update 4.1.8, Mac OS 9.1 and Mac OS X.
They cost $399. Please click here for more information."
The new 512 MB SDRAM DIMM is specially designed to fit in the bottom and the top memory expansion slots of the Apple Powerbook G4 [Titanium], allowing users to upgrade the system's main memory up to 1 GB [Gigabyte] of RAM, which surpasses the current memory upgrade option of 512 MB. The 512 MB SDRAM memory module is 64-bit wide, unbuffered, 3.3v, 144-pin and PC-100 complaint. It conforms to Powerbook G4 electrical and mechanical specifications as outlined in Apple developer documentation.
Maximizing the Powerbook G4 Titanium with the Trans Intl. 512 MB DIMM memory upgrade enables the user to take full advantage of the system's performance with 100% compatibility with the recently released Firmware Update 4.1.8, Mac OS 9.1 and Mac OS X.
They cost $399. Please click here for more information."
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