Sydney-based wireless ISP Unwired will launch its laptop PCMCIA solution for wireless broadband in June of this year, according to Unwired chief executive officer David Spence. The company is also set ...

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 ...

Bringing modern connectivity to retro computers is an endearing field- with the simplicity of last-century hardware and software being a double-edged sword, often, you bring a powerful and tiny ...

I bought a new laptop without a PCMCIA card slot and need a way to connect my PCMCIA-based EV-DO broadband wireless card so I can travel with the new notebook instead of the old one. Are there ...

Although the current laptop PC is often equipped with a USB port and HDMI port, once there was a PC card slot, it was designed to insert a PC card. This standard is known as an interface in which ...

Well, I've searched their (lenovo's) website, read the ars review (very nice, thank you for that), gone through the tech manual, searched google and searched this forum. <BR><BR>whew.<BR><BR>And I ...

There are two ways to recover data from an obsolete storage medium. One way is to pull out all the tools in the hacker’s kit — with logic analyzers, oscilloscopes, and bit-banged software in a ...

If you're the owner (or wannabe owner like us) of a new notebook computer -- particularly one from Apple -- that has an ExpressCard slot instead of a PCCard (PCMCIA) slot but you still need to use ...

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 ...

PCMCIA, the leading technology trade association for PC Card™ and ExpressCard® technology, today at CeBIT announced the newest release of the ExpressCard Standard 2.0, the latest version of the ...

QUESTION: I replaced a DataLink 660 Ethernet PCMCIA card with a different brand recently and wanted to erase any references to the older one. Thought I had, but a "FIND" turned up the following latent ...