No can do except for external wifi stick. Which should be available by now

"Sounding like a dummy probably"
What/how is an external wifi stick an answer to the shortage of memory?

^You can store data on the memory stick and acces it via wifi, which is how I store large data files. There's no solution for more RAM, if that's what you meant.

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That's why I went a head and got the 64 it's a lot of money in general but mine was lucky enough to go on best buy card, but for a $100 diff between 32 & 64 was a no brainer, much rather have too much space left than run out..

Maybe some day they can come up with some expansion memory thingy that you can plug into the docking port.

Todd

All Ipads work with wep, but only 64 bit. They do not work with 128 bit wep. They do work with wpa2.

The iPad can be upgraded from 16 to 100 GB(+ original memory size) by opening a MobileMe account. Why do you think Apple restricts memory size?

Originally Posted by mslammers

As I understand things, the iPad processor has the memory integral to the processor chip. So no memory upgrade and replacing the chip [if possible] would cost more than the "bigger" iPad IMO, even if you could get the chip in quantities of one.

I am think the memory you are referring to is the RAM not the storage flash memory. All iPads have the same RAM. But obviously not the same amount of flash.



Michael

Memory is soldered to the logic board.