NEED MORE MEMORY

[bsakalosky]

I just purchased a new DELL Inspiron 2200 laptop w/512MB memory and I need to add memory probably up to 1GB any body out there that can help me find a suitable product and a good deal?

 

Also have a new TOSHIBA s1192 laptop that has 256MB that I need to get up to about 1GB also, any deals on that product?

[i-bystander]

I just purchased a new DELL Inspiron 2200 laptop w/512MB memory and I need to add memory probably up to 1GB any body out there that can help me find a suitable product and a good deal?

 

Also have a new TOSHIBA s1192 laptop that has 256MB that I need to get up to about 1GB also, any deals on that product?

Here's one for the Dell - $47.40 shipped.

 

And here's one for the Toshiba - $48.00 shipped.

[RossMAN]

Here's one for the Dell - $47.40 shipped.

 

And here's one for the Toshiba - $48.00 shipped.

Great work and I love ZipZoomFly's prices and fast shipping

[bsakalosky]

Thanks I really appreciate the help! Will that get both my laptops up to 1GB?

I hate to say it but I have no clue. Is it easy to upgrade yourself? (Basicly for a computer illiterate like myself)

 

 

THANKS AGAIN

[i-bystander]

For the Dell, you just need to get one stick because you already have 512MB in there; for the Toshiba, you would need two sticks. Yes, it's easy enough to upgrade it yourself - all you need is a screwdriver and some elbow grease. When you do get the memory and you find you're having problems upgrading, just post back and we'll be happy to help you out. :)

[RossMAN]

For the Dell, you just need to get one stick because you already have 512MB in there; for the Toshiba, you would need two sticks. Yes, it's easy enough to upgrade it yourself - all you need is a screwdriver and some elbow grease. When you do get the memory and you find you're having problems upgrading, just post back and we'll be happy to help you out. :)

Ray is correct. I'm not that hardware savvy but upgrading RAM on my Dell laptop was super easy.

 

Unplug and turn off laptop, flip it upside down, remove 2 screws, pop in the new RAM, put screws back in, reboot and you're done :)