On Average, how much does it cost to double a laptop's memory?
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I use www.kahlon.com and I am very happy. Just enter the model of you laptop and the website will show only the memory that will work in your laptop. They sell hard drives also.
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RAM, it costs less too.
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Look on ebay. In most cases an older laptop with P4 (1.4 - 1.8 GHz), 512MB Ram, 30 - 40 GB HD, DVD/CD-RW will do it. You should get 'em for $600 - 700. Look for\nIBM Thinkpad\nSony Vaio\nHP Omnibook
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a thousand mega bites or 100,000 kb or £120 in pc world
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You've got to have more RAM.
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you can get a larger memory stick\nE
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Where?!?!?!?!  I already have my credit card out, just point me in the right direction.  In all seriousness, you can get one for $400, but NOT with all the trimmings, in fact it probably won't have any trimmings.  $700 to $1500 is still what I would call pretty decent range for a good laptop.
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No idea, but if you list the specs, I can give you a ballpark figure (I'm sure others can to).  A quick search really didn't turn up anything useful.\n\nWell, considering the condition it is in (if we are talking about hardware issues) though reinstalling Windows may fix some of those problems, I'm guessing you'll get $175 to $325 for it.  The reason is that newer (and faster) laptops can be had for around $450.  And that $325 figure is pretty far out there, you more than likely end up with something around $250 for it.
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It depends on your system's memory and the capacity of your hard disk/storage\n\nVirtually unlimited
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You could put it in a computer and boot it up.  Note the memory.  Take it out.  Note the memory and calculate the difference.
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it depends on the motheroard the you are using.\n\nand in the world maximum mem, i dont know, i guess 4 Gigs
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if the laptop was "off the shelf" (dell, ibm, compaq, hp, etc) you can use a wizard like the one at crucial.com to find out what your PC's memory type and maximum is. they have nearly all makes & models online, you just drill down thru a series of menus to find your particular one.\n\nif the laptop was custom-built you'll have to find out the manufacturer & model number of your board and do a little research, likely at the manufacturer's website.
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I have a 120gb drive that I bought about three years ago and it cost me around $130.00. You can find the same kind now for about $70-$90. Mine is a Maxtor. I like those the best.
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This question is not very helpful. A laptop wouldn't have 5GB of memory. A laptop wouldn't even operate at 5 Gigahertz. So I don't have any idea what type of laptop you have. Most of the new ones have either 256MB or 512MB of RAM and somewhere between 30GB and 100GB of hard drive space. Of course, you can buy a better one.
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have more memory installed
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The differences between these memory chips are speed, types, and compatibility.  In addition to the DDR (double data rate), there is also speed, usually follow by DDR3200 or DDR4200.  The higher the number, the higher the speed.  You should check what is the maximum the memory the laptop can take. Most laptops only allow memory upgrade up to 2 Gigs.
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unfortunately laptops are not as easy to upgrade as desktops. the only thing you can do is buy an external drives and connect it via usb. memory is not upgradeable \n\nlaptops are made not to be upgradable as the desktops are designed for that