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To: Moonray who wrote (144559)	11/6/2012 2:03:34 PM
From: zax	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213177

>>>> My goodness... Apple would downright rape you to expand your memory that much... >> Are you familiar with United States laws on Libel? Either offer proof or a retraction. LOL. I think if you have access to a $5000 solder reflow workstation you might upgrade the flash in your 16GB iPad (if the software allowed it) to 64GB. Check Anet or Arrow for a catchy part name, like "TH58NVG6S2FTA20". It would certainly break the warranty and void your Applecare, if you had paid the additional $99 for that, too. Otherwise you must submit to whatever price Apple is charging at the time for a complete replacement device, that had a larger amount of CF soldered onto the motherboard, and no standards-based expansion slot on the device. Charging $200 for 48GB of memory expansion, absolute limit, no slot available to expand it yourself. What's your word for this? MacDailyNews... such a reliable source of information. Nothing like standards, huh?