Due to popular demand, Sun is extending last year's repricing of the 2GB and 4GB memory expansion kits for the Sun BladeTM 1000 workstations and Sun BladeTM 2000 workstations, Sun FireTM 280R servers and NetraTM 20 servers. This promotion also includes the 2GB memory expansion kit for Sun FireTM V480 servers, Sun FireTM V880 servers, UltraSPARCR III and UltraSPARCR IV based midrange and high-end servers.

This extended promotion runs through September 30, 2004, and IBB Allowance part-numbers can be used.

For more information, contact your local IBB sales representative or go to:

http://www.sun.com/ibb/upgrades

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