>In a message dated 9/8/02 4:50:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > ><< Has anyone dealt with Boundless Technology (website: >http://store.yahoo.com/boundless1/index.html) before? They have 512mb RAM >for iBooks for $88 US, but I've seen better return policies. Anyone have >experience? >> > >Don't know them. But even on their own web site they make a comparison >between the "generic" memory that you're referencing above and their >"Powerline" memory, which was more expensive (although still less than >Crucial.com) yet certainly had a better writeup. If you're looking for memory >to install in clients' machines, I can understand wanting to save some money, >but don't take unnecessary chances. Your reputation will be on the line.
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