A great place to start would be Crucial (http://www.crucial.com) which has one of the best memory searches out there. Simply select the make and model of your motherboard and Crucial will tell you all of the types of RAM that it can accept, with pricing.
If you have the original manuals for the computer it will say.
If not, the customer service people of the company that you buy memory from will be glad to help you figure this out.
Essentially, RAM is RAM no matter what brand you purchase. Kingston has had a reputation of being one of the best brands of RAM, which is how they were able to increase their pricing. They know people will buy it anyway.
Buy RAM that fits.
The RAM is use in laptops are SD-RAM
If it is a manual it is called a New Venture 4500, I dont know what the automatics are.
You're looking at DDR3 RAM
The kind of flax bread that I buy has 50 calories in it, I don't know if you buy the same kind
No, you buy it from the dealer.
One can buy a used Ram Dodge truck from local retailers that sell used automobiles. One can also buy a used Ram Dodge truck from the Dodge dealership.
i think it will work but a too much log but if you can afford to buy a new ram just buy a 4gb ram . . . . . . .
Corsair is one of the best you can buy.
Perhaps not, but that's just stupid, buy 2GBx1, buy more later.
It depends where you buy the vehicle from. Different dealerships offer different incentives. Some are offering cash back if you purchase the Dodge Ram while others are offering nothing.