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Line 1: === RAM Memory === [[File:System-23 64KB memory board.jpg\|thumb\|left\|alt=System/23 64KB memory board\|System/23 64KB memory board]] RAM in the Datamaster is completely contained in one to two boards complementary to the motherboard and are attached through a card-edge connector of 36 pins each. This facilitates the removal and placement of memory cards into the system and grants the possibility of fast repair and extension of the computer. There are two memory slots, and at the same time official memory boards were produced in two sizes: 32KB and 64KB respectively. This led to five possible official configurations.

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