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This model unit uses Micro SD (SDXC) card reader. It can support up to 64GB.

None of the internals can be upgraded, as far as I know, but there is a micro SD card slot for extra storage.

Well, there's that saying that if you really know what you're doing, memory is always expandable. 4 GB of RAM is typically enough for a Chromebook, and it might be a bit of a chore to actually take the Chromebook apart. If by memory you actually mean hard drive space, a thumb drive or SD-type card (can't remember if this is standard SD or MicroSD but it will be obvious since the slot for a Micro is about a centimeter and the slot for a standard is about an inch) can be used to expand your memory. However, given that Chromebooks are intended to be utilized mostly with cloud-based services, essentially your extra disk space will also be in the cloud.

I put a 64 Gig micro sd in my wifes Asus. I think it will take the max 256 Gig micro sd.

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This model unit uses Micro SD (SDXC) card reader. It can support up to 64GB.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago
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None of the internals can be upgraded, as far as I know, but there is a micro SD card slot for extra storage.
Answered by ZMYaro 8 years ago
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Well, there's that saying that if you really know what you're doing, memory is always expandable. 4 GB of RAM is typically enough for a Chromebook, and it might be a bit of a chore to actually take the Chromebook apart. If by memory you actually mean hard drive space, a thumb drive or SD-type card (can't remember if this is standard SD or MicroSD but it will be obvious since the slot for a Micro is about a centimeter and the slot for a standard is about an inch) can be used to expand your memory. However, given that Chromebooks are intended to be utilized mostly with cloud-based services, essentially your extra disk space will also be in the cloud.
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I put a 64 Gig micro sd in my wifes Asus. I think it will take the max 256 Gig micro sd.
Answered by Anonymous 8 years ago
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