The Celeron CPU is not a great choice so I would go with the Pentium III system.
Note that notebooks only have 2 slots -- if you have 128mb in each slot you would have to take 1 out to upgrade it even if the notebook can take more.
If you go to Crucial.com or Kingston.com you should be able to put in the model # of these notebooks and they will tell you what memory they take, if they sell this memory, and what the highest capacity is (how much maximum memory you can put into it).
Hi there,
I'm looking at buying a used laptop on eBay, and since the ones I'm looking at are used, I can't find too many product specs on them. So, I was wondering if anyone knows if the following are upgradeable in terms of memory
HP Omnibook XE 1400 - has 256K RAM memory
Toshiba TE2000 - has 256K RAM memory
Also, I'd be open to any comments on either of these choices. I wish I didn't have to buy used, but the prices are significantly less. Details on each are below in case you're interested.
HP Omnibook XE 1400 - Celeron 1.2 Ghz processor, DVD ROM, XP Pro, poor battery, no warranty, probably will go for $475
Toshiba TE 2000 - Pentium III 1 Ghz processor, DVD ROM, XP Pro, good battery, eight month warranty, $595
Any help is really appreciated!!!
Paul

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