Re: [PLUG] Source for memory

[Andrew White <andrew@white.com>]

Locally, Kehtron has a few stores and sells memory at competitive
prices.   http://www.kehtron.com.  I recently purchased a 128MB
SDRAM 133Mhz 168-pin DIMM at Kehtron for $74.  Online, you can find
these items for as low as $63 plus shipping -- but it's nice to
support a local merchant, and there's nothing like instant gratification.

-ANdrew




On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Michael Leone wrote:

> > Can anyone recommend a good local or online source for memory? I want to
> > upgrade my 266 PII Gateway box, which is crunching along with 32MB.
> 
> http://www.coastmemory.com/
> 
> Local is a bit subjective - they're up in Jersey, above Trenton, I believe.
> But my friend swears by them.
> 
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