MacBook Air :: 2010 - RAM - Memory Info ?
just wondering if your mba's memory info is similar
Size:2 GB
Type:DDR3
Speed:1067 MHz
Status:OK
Manufacturer:0x80CE
Part Number:0x4D34373142353237334348302D5946382020
Serial Number:0x00000000
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