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Local supplier comes good.
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I've been looking for some replacement RAM, for my laptop.
Contacted one of the major electronics retails (name begins with M), who quoted me £49-99.
Was on my way to buy it, when I decided to pop into my local sole trader, PC repair shop.
Got it from him, for just £25. :cool:
Contacted one of the major electronics retails (name begins with M), who quoted me £49-99.
Was on my way to buy it, when I decided to pop into my local sole trader, PC repair shop.
Got it from him, for just £25. :cool:
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M are notoriously expensive for that kind of thing (or indeed most things). They are a last resort only.0
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You could probably have got the RAM online for less cost than even the local shop.
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