Well, you're most likely to see them on TechTV, MSNBC, CNBC and stuff like that. They usually have some guy with co-workers standing over him waiting for his computer to finish crunching a spread sheet. Then, after installing more memory (Crucial of course), the office applauds him.

There is another one, but I can't remeber it right now. Anyway, you're not going to find PC3000 or some other wacky speed at Crucial. This doesn't bother me because I am mainly concerned with stability.