The technology behind making SO-DIMM memory is more expensive than their Desktop counterparts DIMM memory
Yes, Kingston offers memory for both desktop and laptop computers. There are tools located on their website that can help you choose the right type of memory for you computer.
How much memory your computer has depends on the size of the computer and how much memory you purchase, not whether it is a laptop or a desktop. Desktop computers tend to have more room for RAM than laptops because there is more physical space in the computer; however, it is entirely possible to have more memory on your laptop than on your desktop. It all depends on how much RAM you purchase and install on your computer.
In a desktop you just slide off the cover and put the ram into its slot but in a laptop you will have a screw in the bottom. unscrew it and there should be a lever to release the modular and you can insert in an open spot... if you are going to attempt to do this either see a specialist or understand the consequences.
A laptop is a scaled down desktop computer with all the capabilities of a desktop computer. A PDA is a scaled down laptop with limitations due to its size and memory compatibility. Both are portable devices where a desktop computer is not portable.
Memory chip types are the general same as those available for PC Desktop system; however the physical form factor(height and shape) are NOT the same (you cannot use Desktop memory in a laptop.)It is best if you consult the laptop manufacturer to make sure you are purchasing the correct chip to use in any given laptop.
You can purchase a laptop memory from target.com, best buy, amazon, walmart and any other online and local stores that carries electronic devices and more.
Laptops are small, compact, and portable. Desktops can normally hold more memory, and they can be faster.
No. Both are equally good. Desktop computers will be less expensive with some more features, like more memory or hard drive space than a laptop, but laptops are portable. So depending on your use one may be better suited to you.
Modern laptops use what are called "SO-DIMM" modules. These are much shorter in length than desktop modules, and are not electrically or physically compatible with desktop memory. Some older laptops did indeed use desktop modules, but these are in the relative minority.
Your question is not very clear but do you mean "what determines the speed of a laptop?" Well the speed of a laptop varies just like a desktop depending mostly on the processor and how much RAM (random access memory) it has.
No, there are many types of memory so you have to make sure you buy the right one. Like don't buy laptop memory for your desktop.
They are the same in basic drive space and memory space all the same options are avilable they are just smaller in a laptop