What is the card that comes with Tungsten E?

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It's a blanking plate which keeps the slot covered when not in use.


Cubik


"Bernie" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
newsan.2004.07.24.19.16.24.120997@nospam.com...
> I just purchased a Tungsten E which has 32 MB of RAM.
> It has an expansion card in the slot. If I take out
> the card, the PDA still has 32 MB of RAM, even after
> restarting it. What is this card for? What is it's
> purpose?
>
>
> -Thanks
>


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In article <pan.2004.07.24.19.16.24.120997@nospam.com>, Bernie
<nospam@nospam.com> wrote:

> I just purchased a Tungsten E which has 32 MB of RAM.
> It has an expansion card in the slot. If I take out
> the card, the PDA still has 32 MB of RAM, even after
> restarting it. What is this card for? What is it's
> purpose?

As others have said, it's only a holder, not a real card.

BTW, when you do buy an expansion card, you'll still have only 32MB of
RAM. Expansion cards are like extra hard drive space, not RAM space.