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Memorysolution - 128MB modules
for Ricoh - printer - Aficio CL7200

128MB modules specified for - Ricoh - Aficio CL7200/D/DL/DT1/DT2, CL7300/D/DL/DT1/DT2 Additional System / Memoryinformation Standard Memory: 0MB Maximum Memory: 512MB Expansion Ports: 2 Orig-No. 001179MIU manufacturer-Art-Nr. MS128RIC707
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