New to the mac scene, I'm mostly using my 1ghz 15" powerbook for video
editing. Bumping up to 1gig of SODIMM ram is next on the shopping
list. Kingmax offers the least costly solution at $89 per 512 stick.

http://comtread.com/kin51pc144pi.html

Does anyone have recommendations for or against this brand? ...or for
that matter, for or against another brand.

In article <224a8d0a.0307091302.68182b28[at]posting.google.com>, gradeemay[at]yahoo.com (gradeemay) wrote:

> New to the mac scene, I'm mostly using my 1ghz 15" powerbook for video
> editing. Bumping up to 1gig of SODIMM ram is next on the shopping
> list. Kingmax offers the least costly solution at $89 per 512 stick.
>
> http://comtread.com/kin51pc144pi.html
>
> Does anyone have recommendations for or against this brand? ...or for
> that matter, for or against another brand.

I've been very happy with DMS...have bought a dozen RAM modules in the last six months from them for a variety of
machines, including my own G4 PowerBook

http://www.datamem.com/

usenet <usenet[at]noplace.net> wrote in message news:<usenet-F6BF68.21175409072003[at]corp.supernews.com>...
> In article <224a8d0a.0307091302.68182b28[at]posting.google.com>, gradeemay[at]yahoo.com (gradeemay) wrote:
>
> > New to the mac scene, I'm mostly using my 1ghz 15" powerbook for video
> > editing. Bumping up to 1gig of SODIMM ram is next on the shopping
> > list. Kingmax offers the least costly solution at $89 per 512 stick.
> >
> > http://comtread.com/kin51pc144pi.html
> >
> > Does anyone have recommendations for or against this brand? ...or for
> > that matter, for or against another brand.
>
> I've been very happy with DMS...have bought a dozen RAM modules in the last six months from them for a variety of
> machines, including my own G4 PowerBook
>
> http://www.datamem.com/

thank you for the recommendation. price was right, sales person was
helpful, memory should be in the mail before noon tomorrow.