Memory Upgrade for a Satellite Pro 4320

I own a Satellite Pro 4320. It has the factory installed memory (64 Mb), and I want to expand it. I read in the manual that it is possible to install up to 576 Mb. But in other web pages and documents, I read that 320 Mb is the maximum memory.
Does anybody know what is the right number?
Does anybody know where to find 256 Mb modules(if they can be installed)? I have found only 128 Mb modules.
Thanks in advance

Hi
I have found information that 320 MB are max. for this unit. I have also no lucky to find 256 MB RAM module for this unit. There are two possibilities. Either you can contact service partner in your country and order one module or you must find some notebook hardware parts offerer in your country.

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