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How Do You Increase PDA Random Access Memory?

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How Do You Increase PDA Random Access Memory?

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Adding additional RAM, or Random Access Memory, to your PDA is a good way to maximize the amount of use you get out of it. Many PDAs come with a limited amount of RAM, and if you want to store additional data, you will have to increase the RAM. Purchase a micro SD card that is compatible with your PDA. Consult with the user’s manual to see which cards will work with your PDA. The more gigabytes a card has, the more information you will be able to store, so it is a good idea to look for a card with at least 2GB. Insert the card into your PDA. Most PDAs have a space for SD cards in the battery compartment. If you are unsure of where to find the SD card slot, consult with your user’s manual. Transfer any data that is stored in your PDA’s memory to the SD card. This can usually be done by going under the settings menu and moving files. You can also adjust your PDA’s settings to store all new data to the SD card. For additional information, consult with your user’s manual.