Re: difference in memory between 760CD and 760E and 760X?

[<larry_flynt@rosewd.com>]

     Ken,
     
     No, you can't use the same memory.  They are different types.  I've 
     included an excerpt (see below) from the announcement letter.
     
     Thanks,
     Larry
     
     
NUMBER    196-091
DATE      960423
CATEGORY  WS00, WS20
TYPE      Hardware
TITLE     IBM THINKPAD 760E AND 760ED FEATURE PENTIUM 133MHZ OR 120MHZ
          PROCESSOR AND WINDOWS 95 PREINSTALLED
ABSTRACT  *-------------------------------------------------------------------*
          |  IN BRIEF . . .                                                   |
                    The THINKPAD 760E/ED family -- packed with power and
             function, still a light-weight, compact notebook.
                    Don't miss seeing the 12.1-inch SVGA TFT display -- one
             of the largest screens available in this size notebook
             computer.
                    Key features include:

  (snip)

o   16MB or 8MB of memory is standard depending on model.  16MB
    systems can be expanded to a maximum of 80MB and 8MB systems can
    be expanded to a maximum of 72MB of internal memory with existing
    memory options.  This is a new type of memory and only the
    ThinkPad 64-bit 8MB, 16MB, or 32MB EDO SO DIMMs, 3 V, non-parity
    memory options, or equivalent, announced with these systems can
    be used.  This new memory cannot be used with previously
    announced 755 or 760 ThinkPads.
 
 
 ______________________________ Reply Separator ________________________________
 Date: Sat, 11 Jan 1997 11:33:26 -0500
 From: Ken Yee <kenyee@demeter.leftbank.com> To: thinkpad@cs.utk.edu
 Subject: difference in memory between 760CD and 760E and 760X? Message-Id: 
 <199701111633.LAA15983@demeter.leftbank.com>
 
 
 Does anyone know if the memory used in a 760CD can be put in a 760E or 760X? 
 I've seen Kingston models specifically for the 760C and 760E.
 
 thanks,
 
 ken