128mb internal in Ipaq.

[Village_Ideot]

Now you can have 128 mb in your ipaq.  <br><br><br>

[Luciano U. Werner]

Yeah, but look at the price.

[Village_Ideot]

yeah, I know...But if you have a dust problem they will clean it for you!

[Moose or Chuck]

So could my Casio. I'll solder on some DDR SDRAM onto the board if someone wants to buy me a nice small iron to do it with, and some RAM chips.

[Moose or Chuck]

i have to give it to them, thats pretty awsome, but the problem is thats way  to much money. I'm sorry, but they are raping you. 349 dollars for a chip that costs roughly 20 bux and a driver they made. I don't believe thats that great of a deal. I can just as easily plop down the money for a dual pc sleeve and run a pc card hardrive for half about the same price

[Village_Ideot]

ya, but the price will go down....Plus you could have a nice naked paq.

[Luciano U. Werner]

And don't forget you have to be quick to get the upgrde, because the chip is tough to get (or so they say). Anyway, 349,00 is to much.

[Moose or Chuck]

Unless you want to store more than 6 MP3s and some other multimedia or games.

[Luciano U. Werner]

But still, a 128MB CF card is a lot cheaper. 349,00 is more then half the price of an 3670.

[Moose or Chuck]

And the IBM 1GB MicroDrive costs $350 now-a-days.

[Chris Edwards]

or buy a 384mb flash card for like $300.

[Moose or Chuck]

Ya, that's more economically viable than a 1GB MicroDrive for $350~~

[Chris Edwards]

easier on battery.. and more durable.. my 1gb microdrive just died on me.

[Luciano U. Werner]

Why can't a micro-drive be outfitted with a rechargeble battery?

[Moose or Chuck]

No offense intended, but how do you think it COULD be fitted with a battery of it's own?