Tecra R850 - 147 - Question about RAM

Hello.
What kind od RAM and VENDOR are installed on Toshiba Tecra R850 - 147 (Samsung ? Kingston ? OCZ ? .... ? )
regards
p.

Hi RuFiK,
On Toshiba website there is no information about vendor of RAM modules. This could be different from notebook to notebook so best is you remove the RAM cover and check it yourself. So you can check what vendor/model it is exactly.
Do you want to upgrade the RAM?

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