Can I add the RAM from my old MAc ?

Dear all,
I had a I-Mac flat panel G4 and extended the RAM with a barett
of 512MB SO DIMM PC133.
Can I use it on my new I-Mac G5 ?
Thanks for your help,
Nicolas

No.
All the new G5 iMacs use full-size 184-pin PC3200/DDR400 DIMMs.

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