A Andreas Well-known member Nov 12, 2006 #41 Mogook said: I was wondering about that because it says 1 Type I/Type II. Does it need to say CardBus? I've seen a lot of notebooks that say 1 Type I/Type II but only some say with CardBus support. Click to expand... PCMCIA 2.1 = CardBus = 32bit = accepts lots of goodies that you may need that type I doesn't... best Andreas
Mogook said: I was wondering about that because it says 1 Type I/Type II. Does it need to say CardBus? I've seen a lot of notebooks that say 1 Type I/Type II but only some say with CardBus support. Click to expand... PCMCIA 2.1 = CardBus = 32bit = accepts lots of goodies that you may need that type I doesn't... best Andreas
T THoff Member With Answers Nov 13, 2006 #42 Type I and Type II merely refer to the form factor, i.e. the thickness of the cards that the slot will accept.
Type I and Type II merely refer to the form factor, i.e. the thickness of the cards that the slot will accept.
