Corsair Announces Memory Upgrades for Apple Computers

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Corsair has announced the availability of 8GB and 16GB DDR3 memory kits designed for Apple Mac desktops and laptops. The memory modules have been tested at the Apple Developer Compatibility Labs and have been verified to work with most MacBook Pro, iMac, and Mac Mini systems shipped in the last year. According to VP of Memory Products Thi La, "The ability to go beyond 8GB of memory will be a boon for graphics designers and video editors on the go, IT professionals who need to run Windows virtual machines simultaneously with Mac OS X, network administrators who use Macs as servers or web hosts, or anybody who wants to push their Mac to the limits of its performance." Corsair was even nice enough to post a demonstration of how to change the memory in your MacBook.

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