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 ...

All laptops come with pcmcia slots. I want a regular PCMCIA slot adapter (also known as pc-card slot) for my PC. It needs to be a real PCMCIA slot that I could plug a PCMCIA modem into, for example. I ...

A: Yes, there are USB adapters for some EV-DO cellular modem cards that will let you use the PCMCIA modem card. Depending on the card and service provider, you may be able to use one of these adapters ...

Any eo, Q1, LS800, or P1510D users missing their EV-DO card due to no PCMCIA slot? Well, it appears that your wait might be over. AllTP.com is selling a USB to PCMCIA Card Adapter and has certified it ...

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 ...

Check out this snap-on adapter for PDAs from RV Tec called the Guyver. The Guyver adds a PCMCIA Type II slot to your PDA or Pocket PC so that it’s possible to attach a WiFi card. Read Get the best ...

Catering for the gap in the legacy market, Elan Digital has combined its specialist knowledge in customized Express Card designs with its proven VMB5000 bridge chip design to create the ECA16 ...

The Firefox story eWeek tells the story of Firefox, the browser that arose out of a teenager's attempt to counteract the bloat of the Mozilla suite. "With its strong feature set, focus on usability ...

I can't speak for people needing to use a PCCard (PCMCIA) on a Windows notebook that only has an ExpressCard slot. But I can speak for those of you needing to do the same with Apple's MacBooks. Here ...

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 ...

Akron, Ohio —Summit Data Communications, Inc. announced a series of 802.11g WiFi modules designed specifically for integration into application-specific devices (ASDs) like portable data terminals, ...