Kingston on November 1st will launch a new memory promotion for G4 Power Mac owners, offering a 'free' 256MB memory module for the Apple Macintosh G4 (part number: KTA-G4133/256) with the purchase of 256MB memory module through its online website
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I found what looked like a great deal for memory for my PowerBook G4 on the DealNN site, but the vendor wanted $20 for shipping, totally negating any savings. The same RAM from OWC cost a little more, but they ship by Airborne 2-day for $4. The total cost was lower.
im looking for ram for my g4/400 pci and so far as soon as i get paid tuesday im gonna go with macsolutions.com 256 megs for 23.00. i was thinking owc but they really killed me on a upgrade i purchased so im staying away for a bit.
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They're still not cheap
Kingston's model for my dual-500 G4:
KTA-G4133/256 256MB Module $83.00
Memory from memoryx.net for the same machine:
256mb PowerMac G3, G4 PC133-222 $33.00
Even with a 2-for-1 rebate, Kingston's still expensive. Memory-X (I don't work for them, but I buy their chips for all the Macs I work with.) even certifies their chips for Apple's firmware specs.
I'm sure there're other vendors cheaper, too.
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