True, but the Mac Mini's use normal dimms, and the laptops use SO-Dimms (not sure about the iMacs) but don't think you can change a desktop's ram into your notebook and vice versa.
True, but the Mac Mini's use normal dimms, and the laptops use SO-Dimms (not sure about the iMacs) but don't think you can change a desktop's ram into your notebook and vice versa.
True, but the Mac Mini's use normal dimms, and the laptops use SO-Dimms (not sure about the iMacs) but don't think you can change a desktop's ram into your notebook and vice versa.
No, it's not just going to be slow, and no you can't do it. Come on you guys, seriously, get to the point: the iBook uses DDR. The MacBook (and Mac Mini, and iMac) uses DDR2. They are completely incompatible. NO, you can't do it.