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Old 11-19-2004, 09:18 AM
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Dell Axim X50v Series 64MB to 128MB Upgrade Available

the Uber-Modders over at Pocket PC Techs have just announced that they will make sure you will not run out of memory on your new Dell Axim X50v Series Pocket PC. Utilizing their memory doubling technology, you can double your memory from 64 MB to 128 MB.
"This unit uses low voltage hi-speed BGA memory, so stacking is not available and 128MB will be the maximum capacity. During the upgrade process we remove the existing 64MB and install 128MB. This memory upgrade does NOT require our proprietary driver and is fully recognized by the OS (125.74MB Available). The SRP of the upgrade is $199 including 2nd day return shipping (USA only).
As always, this upgrade is not supported by Dell and will void the warranty On the unit. We do offer a 90 day warranty on the upgrade and motherboard Of the unit."

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