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You have to plug the non-part-of-the-laptop PCMCIA card, just like you have to plug the non-part-of-the-laptop USB adapter. Not much big of a difference.
by 4ad 12y ago
You have to plug the non-part-of-the-laptop PCMCIA card, just like you have to plug the non-part-of-the-laptop USB adapter. Not much big of a difference.
- tjoff 12y agoThe difference is that the PCMCIA card doesn't extrude from the laptop. That thing is awesome, never seen one. I've only seen those that have either a large RJ45 connector extruding from the card, like: http://www.automation-drive.com/EX/05-13-21/a88fa.jpg http://www.automation-drive.com/EX/05-13-21/a88fa.jpg Or where you'd needed an adapter dongle that connected to the PCMCIA card. I know there was a laptop or at least a concept of it with something similar to the (parent) XJACK connector, but have never seen it in real life. Would love to see them in ultrabooks.