In the fast-disappearing Circuit City stores, I found a 2-GB SD Memory
Card, MSRP $39.99, for...$2.96. I bought several!
Alex
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Wow!
I remember that I thought I was getting an incredible deal when I found one
for $19.99, 18 months ago. Maybe at the time it was...
-WaV
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 9:17 AM, Alex Sproul imoca...@comcast.net wrote:
In the fast-disappearing Circuit City stores, I found a 2-GB SD Memory
Card,
Check out some of these memory prices on a 1 gig stick of DDR2:
http://www.geeks.com/products_sc.asp?cat=720
Most are in the $ 15 to $ 20 range.
I don't quiet understand how RAM is not affected much by inflation.
If you bought a desktop computer a year or 2 ago, it probably
only came with 1
For most computer users, 2 gig of ram seems to be the sweet spot, this
applies to most power users. The only caveat to that is anyone doing
a lot of graphic or work, photoshop, etc need a lot more.
And you are correct, XP (32 bit) which is most of the XP installs, can
only address a max of
ANOTHER Caveat -
And this especially applies to VISTA (Oh, I forgot they call it Mojave
now):
Many peripherals have no drivers written (yet) to handle 64 bit operating
systems.
One of the presents my brother gave to himself and his home entertainment
system on Xmas was a new HP computer to go with
