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== Add 8kB to your M100/NEC/M10/KC-85 ==<br />
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This module plugs into the memory expansion sockets on these <br />
similar Model T computers.<br />
It plugs right in! <br />
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[[Image:8kram.jpg]]<br />
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== Installation ==<br />
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1. Gain access to the memory expansion socket(s). How depends on the laptop.<br />
You may need to open the case, or just open the memory access compartment.<br />
2. Align and orient the SRAM card over the socket ensuring to match<br />
the correct orientation. <br />
3. Carefully press the SRAM card until it is fully seated in the sockets.<br />
Be careful not to bend the pins!<br />
6. Close up the laptop or replace the cover, turn on and run a memory test to confirm the installation is good!<br />
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[[Category:Model T Hardware]]</div>Sadolph