Are the first 3 the same thing?<BR><BR>If so, then any PCMCIA -> PCI adapter should work then right?<BR><BR>This is in regards to getting a 802.11g PC-Card to work with a desktop. The USB adapters ...

Arlington, Texas – WinSystems' PPM-Cardbus, a PC/104-Plus module that supports both Cardbus and PCMCIA cards, is aimed at embedded applications requiring additional functions such as 802.11 wireless ...

to be this Centos CI-4600UB2 card. I'd like to find one at a low price, it is Ultra2Wide and has SCSI connector right on the card Since SCSI isn't exactly a mainstream necessity for most laptop users, ...

complement the latest HSDPA and EVDO Rev. A ExpressCards. Also, ExpressAdapt’s integrated controller allows for low power consumption.

MAGMA has expanded its product line with a new 64-bit 2 Slot CardBus-to-PCI Expansion System, which enables the use of standard PCI cards with PowerBooks. MAGMA provides one to four PCI slots in a ...

The PCMCIA standard, created in 1989, and updated to the PC Card standard in 1991, was originally created as a way to expand the storage on the earliest laptops. PC Cards have lateral dimensions ...

Designed for use in laptop computers and small PCs, the PCI1620 CardBus controller chip employs the company's UltraMedia technology, which allows the device to read a wide range of flash media types.