CompuServe Messages

Wayne: Nutt'n to it; but if'n you are reading this in upper case you had best read Bulletin #4 from the Bulletins menu chosen from the Function menu. RAM expansion is a common interest of many. What follows is the result of careful examination of magazines devoted to portable computers and the information available here on the Model 100 SIG: 1) 8K RAM chips a) 8KRAM.PRD listing in DL 6 database. b) Purple Computing – 800-732-5012 [100, NEC] c) P.G. Design Electronics – 313-727-2744 [100, NEC, M10] d) Covington Group – 212-678-0064 e) Node Computer Systems – 408-462-3773 [100, NEC] f) Cryptronics, Inc. – 714-540-1174 [100, NEC] 2) 24K RAM module for Tandy 200 a) Purple Computing b) P.G. Design Electronics c) Cryptronics, Inc. 3) 32K RAM module a) DIY32K.ASC – file in DL 4 database. b) Node Computer Systems – NEC 8201 or 8401 c) P.G. Design Electronics – Model 100 4) 64K RAM module for Model 100 a) 64KRAM.PRD listing in DL 6 database b) Portable Computer Support Group – 214-351-0564 c) P.G. Design Electronics d) Node Computer Systems [Starlet NEC 8401 ONLY] 5) 96K RAM module for Model 100 a) Portable Computer Support Group 6) 128K RAM cartridge a) Purple Computing – NEC 8201A ' Be sure to see the EXPAND.RAM file in DL 6 for details. Enjoy … Expanding any way … .^Dave^.