Memory Upgrade for Satellite Pro L10

Can i add 512MB to the 256MB memory already on my laptop? And also what is the name of the memory supported by Satellite Pro L10.
Thanx
Femi

Hi Femi,
Your L10 has two memory slots available and will support a maximum of 2Gb RAM (2 X 1Gb modules).
Check out the following URL for details of compatible modules for your notebook :-
http://www.orcalogic.co.uk/asp/prodtype.asp?prodtype=11979&ft=m&st=3
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