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Reliance Retail Opens “istore” in Hyderabad

Reliance Retail today opens doors to one more of its Retail formats, the ‘iStore’, at Shop No.1C, Grd. Floor, Ashoka Metropolitan Mall, Rd. No.1, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad. This format is an offering from Reliance Digital, the consumer durable information technology arm of Reliance Retail.

The spacious new “iStore†at Hyderabad is the largest in India, spread over 2875 sq.ft. and will offer shoppers in Hyderabad, the opportunity to learn and experience Apple’s innovative products and solutions in a modern and welcoming environment. “iStore†houses the entire range of Apple products

for professional and consumer segments such as iMac consumer desktop computers, MacBook consumer notebooks, Mac Pro and MacBook Pro, iPods and the entire suite of Mac software along with over 500 accessories and peripherals complementing Apple products.

"We at Reliance Digital are delighted to bring Apple products to Hyderabad through “iStoreâ€. Customers in Hyderabad shall now have access to the latest, iconic products from Apple in a world-class ambience with excellent end-to-end customer support." said Ajay Baijal, CEO Reliance Digital.

A visitor to “iStoreâ€, has trained knowledgeable experts to help them test drive Apple’s entire product line right from MacBook Air, the world’s thinnest notebook computer, to iPod shuffle, the most wearable music player. “iStore†will also offer specific training modules for different Mac applications like iPhoto®, iMovie®, Mac OS® X Leopard etc. through regular training modules. Customers also have

access to dedicated after sales service and troubleshooting through an in-house service arm called ResQ.

Reliance Digital plans to open iStores across all major cities of India. As an Apple Premium Reseller store, “iStore†in Hyderabad, will be among the first to display any newly launched Apple products in India.

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Do all imacs use a SODIMM memory module?

I'd like to know if my imac uses a SODIMM memory or DIMM, without opening it up first.
Do you know if ALL imacs use SODIMM, or how i can know for sure?

All iMacs made in the last 6 years or so (from the original LCD up) have used SODIMMs. It's usually not hard to replace the memory, most models have some sort of way to access the memory slots without opening up the case completely.

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