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At 09:38 AM 7/7/96 EDT, you wrote: >"I saw 32 meg ICs new for the 755 series for $410. 32 meg cards for the >760 series go for $1000-1100. 16 megs go for $350. Just to let you >know the current pricing. All those prices are for new memory. Good >luck." > >Of course seeing prices does not mean that you can get working memory >at these prices. I got a very good price on a 32 meg module for the >Toshiba Tecra 720CDT, memory made by PNR, unfortunately it just did >not work! In fact the PNR 16 meg module did not work either (these >modules are both designed for the 600 series machines, and supposedly >should be compatible). I replaced it with MPM memory that works fine. > >$410 for a 32 meg card for the 755 is an excellent price (if it works!) > >Since memory prices have fallen so much, for some people, depending on >circumstances, you may be better off donating your memory to someone >tax-deductible -- you can probably deduct the depreciated price, and >that can be more than you can sell it for! True, but the brand was Goldenram, and I've had *0* problems with both using their modules in my 755cx and 760c model Thinkpads. They are also IBM certified and their memory is covered under EZ-Serve. :) Good stuff so far. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - C:\Mark_Bell\800_College_Drive_#104\Vineland_NJ\08360\6093274029 My toys: P133, TP 760C, Saturn, PSX, TurboDuo, Sega w/CD, SNES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -