Where are all 4 RAM slots on the M6600?

I've received my M6600 and pulled the bottom off to change out the memory. The first 2 slots are right there easy to see, but where are the other 2?

 

Try under the keyboard. Someone had instructions on how to remove it but I don't remember which thread it was on. Probably a few pages back from the end.

 

Here you go: http://forum.notebookreview.com/del...ision-m4600-owners-lounge-11.html#post7560523

That's for the M4600 but I assume its similar for the M6600.

 

Thanks! That did help; I never would've thought to pull the keyboard off. What I did:
1. Use fingernails to pry up plastic surrounding keyboard. I had to pull pretty hard and was afraid of breaking something when finally it popped loose and I worked my way around to remove the whole thing.
2. remove 5 screws on front of keyboard (looks like M4600 has 4 screws) and lift keyboard up.
3. The RAM slots are right there under the keyboard.

 

Maxh

Do U Have A 17" Touch

 

Does Anyone Know About The M6600 17" Touch Screen And Why Its Not Available

And Maxh Is Yours 15 Or 17

 

It's in his post and his sig. M4600 = 15, M6600 = 17. Surely you can figure that out?

The touch screen is made by Ntrig. I would avoid it!

 

dude your killing me do you think you could be a bit more insulting with your reply

 

and whats so bad about ntrig and maxh do you agree with that

 

I don't use the touchscreen that much, since much of my work is with it docked at my desk. Just some when sitting with it on my lap on the couch. If/when I use it as a HTPC, the touchscreen will come in handy. The price difference when I configured it was actually pretty small so I figured what the hey, let's give it a try. (I actually configured the same system 2 different ways and one way it came out much more expensive, like $275 or whatever, but the other way was just marginally more. The online configurator is kind of screwy...)

It's no iphone, but still pretty responsive with fingers or the active stylus that comes with it. There's nowhere to store the stylus, though, so who knows how long til it's lost.