Indeed, the WSII takes low density SO-DIMMs, 256 MB per slot. Max RAM is 512 MB. In addition, the bottom slot must be low-profile.
macintoshme, you don't like the keyboard? The Wallstreet has my favoritest keyboard of all time! I love the firm but super smooth action of the keys. I need some positive feedback from keys when I type, and I want to know I'm actually pushing something. I also like that they are silent and have a continuous, fluid motion all the way down. "Clicky" and "clacky" keys often give abruptly half way down and crash down to the contact to make that clack sound...
No thanks. I'll take the Wallstreet keyboard ANY DAY!
Peace,
Drew
macintoshme, you don't like the keyboard? The Wallstreet has my favoritest keyboard of all time! I love the firm but super smooth action of the keys. I need some positive feedback from keys when I type, and I want to know I'm actually pushing something. I also like that they are silent and have a continuous, fluid motion all the way down. "Clicky" and "clacky" keys often give abruptly half way down and crash down to the contact to make that clack sound...
No thanks. I'll take the Wallstreet keyboard ANY DAY!
Peace,
Drew