iBook or PB Ram upgrade Help...

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mikedc1760

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That is how you do it for the Powerbook BUT not for the iBook. Here how you do it for the iBook:

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=95147. Its a old link but you get the idea, I'm sure someone will post the newer one. It has pictures and a nice walkthrough.

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Powerbook: Remove Metal plate and 4 screws to easy accessible Ram slotting area

iBook: Remove keyboard and then its pretty explanatory!

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Yeah, I've not been inside one of the newer iBooks, but mine has a sticker under the keyboard showing how to install RAM and the AirPort card.

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I just installed RAM on my girlfriends 12" Powerbook yesterday.  I couldn't believe how easy it was.  Remove 4 screws, insert the RAM at a 30 degree angle and push down.  No one should pay $70 for that.

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Yeah...installing memory on PB is pretty easy because there is an access panel unlike iBook.

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The iBook is very easy. There are two prongs on the keyboard, push them and lift up the keyboard, flip it so that you see the underside of the keyboard. Right there should be the AirPort and RAM access areas, maybe remove a screw or two, I can't remember, but it's probably one of the easiest laptops I've ever upgraded.

Download the users guide and go to page 51. http://download.info.apple.com/Apple_Suppo...82iBookG4UG.pdf

Or, if you HAVE an iBook, go to page 51. :p

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