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>>web pages.  Of course the info I found is contradictory

i'm afraid so:
i've got an H3630 that didn't come with the flash card expansion pack
and an H3650 that i bought here (outside the US).


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Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 10:48:15 -0400

Here's a little more from digging through compaq's
web pages.  Of course the info I found is contradictory
but most of them seem to indicate the following:

The H3660 is the non-US version of the H3670 - 64MB SDRAM
The H3630 is the non-US version of the H3635 - 32MB SDRAM
	- comes with a compaq flash card expansion pack
The H3640 is the non-US version of the H3650 - 32MB SDRAM
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