Pcmcia Type
Pcmcia Type
What type of bus would you recommend for a computer that has the flexibility to attach a variety of expansion?
What type of bus would you recommend for a computer that has the flexibility to attach a variety of expansion boards? EISA, MCA, ISA or PCMCIA?
A number of factors - What type of expansions are you doing? How much money do you have? MCA is the old IBM standard and is unlikely to have many cards available for it;If your machine is EISA ( the majority are) then you need an EISA card to fit it;ISA is out of date now, only second-hand cards available;PCMCIA is the laptop expansion standard. EISA is probably the fastest although I2O is better ( a lot more expensive). PCMCIA the easiest , if you have a laptop.
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IBM Thinkpad 600E Type 2645 PCMCIA Card Slot Caddy $4.99 |
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IBM ThinkPad 600 Type 2645 PCMCIA Carriage with 2 Slots $7.90 |
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Callunacard 1040MB PCMCIA Type III $17.66 |
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IBM Thinkpad T60 TYpe 2007 PCMCIA slot compartment $10.00 |
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IBM ThinkPad T30 Type 2366 PCMCIA Card SLOT Reader $6.70 |
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PCMCIA 8GB CF Flash Memory Card Type I CF-8GB-PCMCIA $39.99 |
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PCMCIA 64GB CF Flash Memory Card Type I CF-64GB-PCMCIA $199.99 |
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Lucent 012372/D PCMCIA Silver Card w/ N Type Cable $20.95 |
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IBM THINKPAD 600E Type 2645 PCMCIA Card Slot Caddy $12.00 |
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