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Shopping for Laptops and NetBooks
So, how to say what's required in a laptop today for the average user? For starters, you have to decide whether or not battery life is important to you. I don't care much about battery life with notebooks because I don't want to be working anywhere I can't actually plug in. Would you really take your laptop to the beach? If you do, go at night because you'll never see the screen for the glare. Battery(Toshiba Laptop Battery) life is a function of several things, including: model, backlight and options. I recently bought a Lenovo ThinkPad with LED back lighting that helps it achieve a six hour battery life if you crank the screen brightness down low and use the glow-in-the-dark keyboard sparingly. Cost $679 and was pretty loaded, with a 500 GB hard drive, Core 3 processor, etc. Some models have notoriously bad battery life, certainly the two older Toshiba Satellite's I've owned have both been horrible, but since I don't really care about sitting around outdoor cafes (and indoor cafes have wall sockets), I don't even consider this. There's also the option of buying a longer life or additional battery for many notebook models. Keep in mind that following this advice will turn your lightweight 4 pounder into a heavyweight 8 pounder, but battery life is always a question of compromise. Think hard about whether or not you really need to use your laptop in places where you can't easily plug in, and if that's the case, put battery life at the top of your list when you read reviews. BTW, the batteries such as Toshiba PA2487U Battery and Toshiba PA3285U-1BRS Battery in my latest Toshiba have been working as promised for a couple years now, I usually get 3+ hours of life. Lately, I've seen that Amazon has some super aggressive pricing on laptops with extended battery life, not to mention free shipping and no sales tax.
The next issue for most people is screen size. In my estimation, smaller screen sizes are actually better for working on, but unfortunately, cheap laptops tend to come with larger screen sizes. That may sound counter intuitive, but the only point of a large screen on a laptop is for watching DVD movies, and I don't watch movies. However, what happens with a large screen is at normal sizes the text stretches a little too much and the letters lose blackness and sharpness. My last notebook had a 15.5" screen and I almost took it back before I got used to the way the screen looked. After a year, I gave it away and bought a lightweight with a 12" screen. Netbooks come with small screens, usually 10" or less, but they aren't true laptops, lacking features like a DVD drive and a full size keyboard for typing. For me, a good screen size is around 12", though some high end mini-laptops have 10" screens. 17" screens are just gross, makes it difficult to carry the thing around, they won't even fit in standard laptop shoulder bags.
Connectivity is the most important technical issue for most people. Another bit of advice is don't buy a laptop that requires add in cards. Nobody really uses the add-in cards anymore, whether PC cards or PCMCIA or any other alphabet soup, they all suffer from fragile connectors. Not the card edge within the laptop, that works fine, it's the external connector for the modem, network, antenna, etc, that will be a lifelong headache. That's why I was so set on getting internal 802.11G wireless connectivity in my current notebook when it was new, but the truth is, those USB wireless adapter are pretty bullet-proof, unlike the add-in cards. However, the standard cheap laptop today should be equipped with an internal V.92 modem (RJ-11 jack) and either a 100BaseT or Gigabit wired ethernet port (RJ-45) jack. A firewire port is also pretty common these days for an external hard drive and some audio/visual stuff, but if you're that interested in high-end peripherals, you should probably be looking at a more expensive notebook.
USB 2.0 actually solves just about all peripheral connection issues, though old notebooks will have a mix of USB ports, like 1 USB 2.0 and 1 USB 1.1. I wouldn't buy a netbook without a USB 2.0 port unless you are absolutely sure you'll never be connecting any high speed peripherals, such as drives, color printers, scanners, or large Jump Drives. The truth is that most of these devices will work on a USB 1.1 port, but at about 5% the speed (20 times slower). You really don't need a parallel port on a new laptop since most printers are manufactured with at least a USB option, and if you get a real deal on a laptop, it'll be less likely to sport legacy connectors.
When it comes to RAM, you want a minimum of 2 GB for Windows 7, and many new laptops come with 3 GB or 4G B. As for the standard capacities, my advice is to settle for whatever fits your price tag, no kidding. All laptops come with a DVD recorder unless they are super-lightweight business notebooks or super cheap netbooks. I never used to understand why anybody would want to record DVDs on a laptop, but now that I've gone years without a desktop computer, it makes perfect sense. Internal hard drives are all too large to be fully utilized by the vast majority of users, unless you have a huge iTunes collection to back-up or plan to be dumping digital video to your hard drive all the time. If it's video editing you're after, you really need a higher end machine because a cheap notebook won't be poweful. A small hard drive these days is 250 GB, which is at least eight the storage I've used so far in my entire life.
I've bought several new laptops in the last five years, and when possible, I bought them on sale with store and manufacturer rebates. The laptop I'm writing this article on is a Toshiba Satellite U205 that I paid around $1300 for, for my business. Today, the equivalent laptop (but several years more advanced) costs around $650. I made photocopies of all the paperwork, followed the rebate instructions to the letter, and put the copies with my bills where I'll be constantly reminded until they show up. If the rebate checks don't come in within a couple months, I'll go complain at the store, but what happens more often is you get a letter from the rebate processor claiming that something was missing. Update! Got the money already, just around 4 weeks. This would have been a waste of time in the old days, but in early March, the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) got involved, extracting an agreement from CompUSA that they would stand behind rebate offers from third parties on merchandise they advertise at cheap prices due to manufacturers rebates. I'm pretty comfortable with both Best Buy and Toshiba, so I don't expect any problems, but it pays to be ready.
So how can you find which new laptops are available with significant rebates? My first stop in shopping for retail electronics is always www.itsbattery.com. They list all of the laptop deals from the big electronics retailers in every state in the country. I think they basically have the same information that appears in the Sunday sales circular if you buy a big city paper, but they have it all in one place where you can see the items side by side. I like buying laptops from chains with local outlets so if I get home and there's something missing from the box, I can go right back and return it. The problem with mail order is that if something shows up broken, you may get stuck arguing with the shipper rather than the vendor. That said, you can always search on Google for "closeout laptops" and you'll find plenty of places that will sell you a cheap laptop by mail order. However, I've spent some time looking at these offers, and even when they are totally legitimate deals from decent vendors that I recognize, the prices just aren't that good. The problem is that the biggest savings tend to be on the most expensive models, so you don't end up with a cheap prices, you end up saving $500 and still paying $1200. I'd also stay away from refurbished laptops unless the price is incredibly compelling, and it usually isn't. Refurbished laptops have limited warranties, normally 90 days, and my gut feeling is that when it comes to notebook computers, once a lemon, always a lemon.
If you buy a laptop in a store, watch out for pushy salesmen. I almost clocked a kid at Best Buy for trying to alpha-dog me into buying a subscription for virus software. I had no interest in playing their game, with the endless, "Sir, I just like to know what virus software you plan to run." The fact that they don't know when to shut up and leave it alone tells me that they are trained to be jerks. Imagine telling a salesperson you just want to pay and leave and to have them continue trying to play sales games. I suspect it's the last time I'll be visiting Best Buy for anything - the formula seems to be, Best Buy, Worst Checkout.
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EU.MARK PCMCIA Cardbus 10/100M RJ45 Ethernet Network Adapter For Laptop $8.5 - Add a 10/100Mbps ethernet network card to your laptops via PCMCIA cardbus- Fully compliant to IEEE 802.3 full-duplex fow control mode- RJ45 standard network cable ethernet LAN connection- Built-in 10/100Mbps Fast-Ethernet Phy (Realtek RTL8139)- LEDs show link status and activity- Supports MS Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP/Vista, Windows CE 4.2/5.0, MacOS 10.x and Linux Operation System- Plug and Play in Windows OSSpecificationsDimensions: 4.53 in x 2.13 in x 0.2 inWeight: 4.06 oz |
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StarTech.com ExpressCard to PCMCIA Adapter Card $50.99 This ExpressCard to PCMCIA Laptop Adapter Card converts a laptop ExpressCard port into a PCMCIA CardBus port, allowing you to use older CardBus cards with a newer (ExpressCard capable) laptop computer. Ideal for use with Ethernet LAN, Broadband, Modem, and other CardBus expansion cards, the adapter eliminates the expense of having to replace your existing CardBus cards for the sake of compatibility. CB2EC CardBus Adapter CardBus Type I CardBus Type II ExpressCard Adapter ExpressCard to PCMCIA Adapter Card StarTech.com www.startech.com |
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Transition Networks PCM32-FX-LC-01 Fast Ethernet PCMCIA Card $255.99 0 ft to 10000 ft 1 1 x LC 1.24 Mile Multi-mode Fiber 100Base-FX 32°F (0°C) to 122°F (50°C) 4.70" Width x 2.10" Depth 5% to 95% Non-condensing 700 mA Maximum @ 5 V IEEE 802.3 IEEE 802.3u PCMCIA Type II CardBus JEIDA 4.x Regulatory Compliance: FCC Class A Part 15 CE Mark LINK/ACT (Link/Activity) FDX/COL (Full-Duplex/Collision) NetWare 3.x, 4.0 NetWare DOS Client ODI Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, XP, NT 3.51, NT 4.0 Windows for Workgroup 3.1/3.11 Linux PC Card 68-pin connector to PC Fiber Optic Connector Specs Multimode: Min TX PWR: -19 dBm Max TX PWR: -14 dBm RX Sensitivity: -31 dBm Max In PWR: -17 dBm Link Budget: 12.00 dB CardBus Fiber Optic Card Internal Lifetime Linux PC PCM32-FX-LC-01 PCM32-FX-LC-01 Fast Ethernet PCMCIA Card The PCM32-FX-LC-01 Fast Ethernet PCMCIA card provide a 100BASE-FX fiber port to deliver fiber optic connectivity to the laptop in high-security, fiber rich LAN environments. Transition Networks Transition Networks, Inc www.transition.com |
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Pcm32-Fx-Lc-01 - Transition Networks Pcm32-Fx-Lc-01 Fast Ethernet Pcmcia Card - Cardbus - 1 X Lc - 100Base-Fx $274.84 The Pcm32-fx-lc-01 Fast Ethernet Pcmcia Card Provide A 100base-fx Fiber Port To Deliver Fiber Optic Connectivity To The Laptop In High-security, Fiber Rich Lan Environments. [KA8506] UPC: 648177016075 UNSPC: 43201404 8.5L x 4.5W x 1.5H 1 LB 0.03 Cubes |
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Pcm32-Fx-Sc-01 - Transition Networks Pcm32-Fx-Sc-01 Fast Ethernet Pcmcia Card - Cardbus - 1 X Sc - 100Base-Fx $199.85 The Pcm32-fx-sc-01 Fast Ethernet Pcmcia Card Provide A 100base-fx Fiber Port To Deliver Fiber Optic Connectivity To The Laptop In High-security, Fiber Rich Lan Environments. [392984] UPC: 648177016068 UNSPC: 43201404 4.5L x 8.5W x 1.5H 1 LB 0.03 Cubes |
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Free shipping PCMCIA TO Parallel DB25 Printer Port Card for Laptop $12.63 PCMCIA TO Parallel DB25 Printer Port Card for Laptop |
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10/100Mbps PCMCIA RJ45 RJ-45 Ethernet Network LAN Card $10.11 10/100Mbps PCMCIA RJ45 RJ-45 Ethernet Network LAN Card |
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PCMCIA 10/100MB Ethernet Network LAN Card PCMCIA LAN Adapter $7.89 10/100M Auto-Negotiation, Full-Duplex and Half-Duplex Auto-Detect. Compliant with 32-bit CardBus PCMCIA. |
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PCMCIA Cardbus 10 / 100Mbps 32 Bit USB 2.0 / Firewire Network Adapter / Dongle for Laptop / Notebook $9.24 ?- Add a 10/100Mbps ethernet network card to your laptops via PCMCIA cardbus?- Fully compliant to IEEE 802.3 full-duplex fow control mode?- RJ45 standard network cable ethernet LAN connection?- Built-in 10/100Mbps Fast-Ethernet Phy (Realtek RTL8139)?- LEDs show link status and activity?- Supports MS Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP/Vista, Windows CE 4.2/5.0, MacOS 10.x and Linux Operation System?- Plug and Play in Windows OS |
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New PCMCIA Compact Flash CF Card Adaptor for Laptop pc $36.95 New PCMCIA Compact Flash CF Card Adaptor for Laptop pc |
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PCMCIA USB+Bluetooth 2in1 COMBO Cardbus Adapter Laptop $18.49 PCMCIA USB+Bluetooth 2in1 COMBO Cardbus Adapter Laptop |
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PCMCIA CardBus to PCI Card Adapter for Desktop $11.55 Add one PCMCIA type III interface for desktop PC to use laptop PC's PCMCIA devices. |
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4 X USB 2.0 PORTS CARDBUS HUB IN PCMCIA FOR LAPTOP $8.42 4 usb port pcmcia card with cable |
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Laptop PCMCIA Compact Flash CF Card Reader Adapter $5.89 SpecificationType: Converter/Adapter Port: PCMCIA Length (cm): 8.6 Weight (kg): 0.043Package Contents1 x PCMCIA Compact Flash CF Card Reader Adapter for Laptop |
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laptop pcmcia compact flash cf adaptador leitor de cartão $4.76 Especifica ccedil; atilde;oTipo: Conversor/Adaptador Entrada: PCMCIA Comprimento (cm): 8.6 Peso (cm): 0.043Package Contents1 x PCMCIA Compact Flash CF Card Reader Adapter for Laptop |
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Free shipping 2 Port 1394 Firewire Cardbus PCMCIA Card Laptop 2 #9703 $16.99 2 Port 1394 Firewire Cardbus PCMCIA Card Laptop 2 |
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Transition Networks PCM32-FX-SC-01 Fast Ethernet PCMCIA Card - CardBus - 1 x SC - 100Base-FX PCM32FXSC01 $218.5 Transition Networks PCM32-FX-SC-01 Fast Ethernet PCMCIA Card - CardBus - 1 x SC - 100Base-FX PCM32FXSC01 |
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PCMCIA Compact Flash CF Card Reader Adaptateur $4.76 Sp eacute;cificationType: Convertisseur/Adaptateur Port: PCMCIA Longueur (cm): 8.6 Poids (kg): 0.043Package Contents1 x PCMCIA Compact Flash CF Card Reader Adapter for Laptop |
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4-Port USB 2.0 PCMCIA Expansion Card for Laptop $14.36 Highlights:Add an extra 4 USB 2.0 ports via PCMCIA expansion slot on your laptopSmall and compact sizePlug and PlayIdeal for laptops or notebooksSupplied with USB power cable to provide extra powerSpecification:USB: 2.0USB ports: 4Dimensions: 4.33 in x 2.13 in x 0.87 inWeight: 4.9 ozPackage Contents:1 x 4 port USB 2.0 PCMCIA card1 x USB power cable |
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PCMCIA to RS-232 Serial DB9 CardBus Adapter Card Laptop $17.89 Desktop or notebook computer with PCMCIA socket. Win 98/98se,win me,win 2000, win NT and win XP. |
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Notebook Laptop 54mm PCMCIA CardBus Adaptor with 2 SATA Ports $20.49 Description:Serial ATA Host Controller chip with 32-bit interfacingThe SATA Ports 54mm PCMCIA Adapter is compliant with independant Serial ATA 1.0 specificationThe 54mm PCMCIA CardBus supports two independent Serial ATA ports with data transfer rate up to 3.0 / 1.5 Gb/sNotebook PCMCIA Card support Hot-pluggable with full Plug-and-PlaySATA Ports PCMCIA Adapter supports with Microsoft generic IDE operation and Intel bus master DMA operationsWeight: 118gComes with a piece of SATA connective cableSystem requirements:Available 32-bit Card Bus PC Card type ll SlotsWindows 98SE / ME / 2000 / XP / 2003 SERVER / Linux / VistaPlease kindly check your Laptop before order this item, it just only suitable for full 54mm PCMCIA port. |
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4 Port USB 2.0 PCMCIA VIA Cardbus Adapter for Laptop $15.49 Features:Data transfer rate of the 4 Port PCMCIA Cardbus: USB 2.0 EHCI 480Mbps. USB 1.1 OHCI 1.5 Mbps, 12Mbps.The USB 2.0 PCMCIA Cardbus supports 32-bit CardBus type II Slot. Fully backward compatible to USB1.1.Compliant with 54mm standard card.It is the perfect way to add 4 USB 2.0 ports to any standard notebook PCs.Compatible with USB 2.0 specification.The Laptop PCMCIA Cardbus supports up to 127 devices.This Notebook PCMCIA VIA Cardbus provides two external Type AUSB ports and 1 external DC power jack.Output current per port = 500 ma ( max ).Support Windows 98/SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista.Also a DC 5V jack is available for self-power (but the power adapter is not included)Weight: 125g.Package Included:1 x 4 Port USB 2.0 PCMCIA Cardbus1 x CD Drive1 x USB cable |
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Startech EC2CBU PCMCIA to ExpressCard Adapter $53.85 This PCMCIA to Expresscard Adaptor quickly and easily adapts USB based ExpressCard/34 devices to work through your laptop CardBus slot. With support for hotplug installation you can connect and remove the PCMCIA to ExpressCard Adaptor without even having to shut down the computer making it the ideal solution for connecting commonly used devices such as broadband wireless modems flash card Adaptors and other legacy IO devices. (Note: Only works with USBbased Expresscard/34 devices). |
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Xircom CWE1120NA Wireless B Ethernet PCmcia Wifi Card $26.65 Wireless B Ethernet Pcmcia Wifi Card. Warning: Computers and computer circuit boards as well as other electronic equipment contain lead which is a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer or cause birth defects and other reproductive harm. Please wash hands after handling circuit boards and other internal components of computers and electronic equipment and avoid inhalation of fumes if heating the solder on the internal components or circuit boards. |
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4-Port USB 2.0 PCMCIA-Erweiterungskarte für den Laptop $11.61 Highlights: fügen Sie ein extra 4 USB 2.0 Ports via PCMCIA-Steckplatz auf dem Laptop kleine und kompakte Größe Plug and Play ideal für Laptops oder Notebooks geliefert mit USB Kabel für extra Power Spezifikation: USB: 2,0 USB-Anschlüsse: 4 Abmessungen: 4,33 x 2,13 in in x 0,87 in Gewicht: 4,9 Unzen Packungsinhalt: 1 x 4-Port USB 2.0 PCMCIA-Karte 1 x USB-Kabel |
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Envoy Security BRP102 PCMCIA Smart Card Reader $56.99 0.19" Height x 2.13" Width x 3.33" Length 1 1 x PC Card Active Identity PCMCIA Reader is the ideal reader for laptops. This reader is designed to meet the requirements of the mobile laptop user. When inserted in a PCMCIA slot in the laptop, the reader is completely unobtrusive. Active Identity PCMCIA is a perfect solution for the corporate business traveler who needs to access sensitive data while out of the office via a portable computer. Using a patented design, the smart card is placed inside the PC-Card (PCMCIA) reader for insertion into the laptop's PC card slot. It is user friendly, easy to install, and a true Windows Plug-and-Play compatible product. BRP102 BRP102 PCMCIA Smart Card Reader Envoy Security Envoy Security Group GBRP300 Smart Card Smart Card Reader www.envoydata.com |
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StarTech.com 2Port PCI to CardBus PCMCIA Adapter Card $13.99 2 2 x CardBus 2Port PCI to CardBus PCMCIA Adapter Card 4.72" Height x 4.80" Width x 0.75" Thickness CardBus PCI PCI 32-bit PCI2PCMCIA2 Plug-in Card Riser Card StarTech.com This 2 port PCI to CardBus PCMCIA Adapter Card lets you use your laptop PC cards (CardBus/PCMCIA) on a desktop computer._x000D_ Connecting to the host computer through simple installation in a PCI slot, the CardBus/PCMCIA to PCI Adapter Card integrates seamlessly with Windows operating systems with no loss of performance or features compared to conventional (laptop) installation.The adapter card supports both the 16-bit PCMCIA and 32-bit CardBus standards, providing broad compatibility with your laptop adapter cards to ensure maximum convenience. www.startech.com |
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RS232 DB9 Serial I/O Port to PCMCIA Notebook Card $11.09 Allows RS-232 compliant peripheral to connect to your laptop or desktop w/ PCMCIA Slot conveniently and easily. |
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portatile PCMCIA Compact Flash CF lettore di scheda di $4.76 SpecificheStile: Convertitore/Adattatore Porta: PCMCIA Lunghezza (cm): 8.6 Peso (kg): 0.043Package Contents1 x PCMCIA Compact Flash CF Card Reader Adapter for Laptop |
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ordenador portátil compacto adaptador PCMCIA Flash CF Card Reader $4.76 EspecificacionesOcasi oacute;n: Convertidor/Adaptador Puerto: PCMCIA Longitud (cm): 8.6 Peso (kg): 0.043Package Contents1 x PCMCIA Compact Flash CF Card Reader Adapter for Laptop |
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Allied Telesis AT-2801FX Fast Ethernet PCMCIA Fiber Adapter Card $160.99 0.63" Height x 4.72" Width x 2.13" Depth x 0.63" Thickness 1 1 x ST 1.60 oz 100Base-FX 32°F (0°C) to 104°F (40°C) Operating 5 V 5% to 90% Operating AT-Setup - ATI proprietary install script Support Wake-on-LAN (WOL) function and remote wake-up Advanced Power Management (ACPI) Driver Support: Windows 2000, XP, ME, 98 and NT4 Linux 2.4 or higher Netware 4.11, 4.2, 5.x, and 6.x IEEE 802.3u: Standard for Fast Ethernet IEEE 802.3x: Standard for 802.3 full duplex operation IEEE 802.1Q: Standard for Virtual Bridged Local Area Networks (VLAN tagging) IEEE 802.1p: Specification for Traffic Class Expediting and Dynamic Multicast Filtering PC Card Standard Release 8.1 PCMCIA Release 2.x PCI 2.2 compliant ACPI Electrical/Mechanical Approvals: FCC/EN55022 Class B VCCI B TUV UL CSA CE C-Tick EN55024 (Immunity) One available PC Card Slot Windows 2000, XP, ME, 98 and NT4 Linux 2.4 or higher Netware 4.11, 4.2, 5.x, and 6.x Link: ON: 100Mbit/s connection OFF: 10Mbit/s connection FDX: ON: Full-Duplex OFF: Half-Duplex Allied Telesyn's AT-2801FX PCMCIA card is designed to provide notebook computers with network connections through a high speed fiberoptic link via a 32-bit PCMCIA interface.The AT-2801FX card features an ST or SC fiber connection, supports the Microsoft Windows 2000 and XP operating systems, and is compliant with industry standards. Allied Telesyn's AT-2801FX comes with a variety of reliability features.The single-piece, integrated design of the AT-2801FX endures frequent usage with no damage to the fiber connectors, making the card a solid solution for military and government usage. AT-2801FX AT-2801FX Fast Ethernet PCMCIA Fiber Adapter Card AT-2801FX/ST-001 Allied Telesis Allied Telesis, Inc Fiber Optic Card IPX/SPX Internal Lifetime Limited PC PC Card TCP/IP www.alliedtelesis.com |
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Transition Networks PCM32-FX-SC-01 Fast Ethernet PCMCIA Card $194 Standards: IEEE Std. 802.3 PCMCIA Type II CardBus PCMCIA Release 2.x JEIDA 4.x Connectors: 1 x SC BUS: CardBus LEDs: LINK/ACT (Link/Activity): ON = communication link Flashing = activity on link FDX/COL(Full-Duplex/ Collision): ON = Full-duplex link Flashing = collisions occurring Drivers: NetWare 3.x, 4.0 NetWare DOS Client ODI Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, XP, NT 3.51, NT 4.0, Vista Windows for Workgroup 3.1/3.11 Linux 2.4.x, 2.6.x Dimensions: 2.1" x 4.7" x 0.6" Temperature: 0°C ~ 50°C Humidity: 5 % ~ 95 % (Non-condensing) |
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StarTechcom PCI-to-CardBus PCMCIA Adapter Card $24.99 This adapter card creates a PCMCIA port on your desktop for expanded functionality. The peripheral-swapping solution allows you to switch CardBus-connected peripherals between your desktop and laptop. |
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PCMCIA to 3 Port IEEE 1394 FireWire Laptop Cardbus PC Card $21.49 Features:Operate on 32-bit Cardbus Interface with power management.The PCMCIA Firewire 3 Port Cardbus is compliant 1394 standards IEEE 1394-1995, P1394A ( rev.1.1 ) and OHCI ( rev.1.0 ).Hot-swapping feature allows to ( dis )connect devices without powering down systemThe Laptop PCMCIA 3 Port Cardbus supports 100, 200, 400Mbps, 400Mbps data transfer rateSupport DV camcorder, DV recorder, High speed 1394 External Hard Disk etc.Support PnP and hot plug.The IEEE 1394 FireWire Cardbus fully supports EHCI and OHCI Compliant standards.This PCMCIA 3 Port Cardbus supports notebook PC. Also a DC 5V jack is available for self-power (but the power adapter is not included)System requirement: Windows ME/2000/XP/Vista.Weight: 109g.Package Contents:1 x Cardbus 3 Ports IEEE 1394 PC Card1 x CD Drive |
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SYBA SD-PCMU2-VIA USB PCMCIA Card $15 Can't find any free USB ports in your laptop? To add some to your system with this 2 port USB 2.0 PCMCIA card from Syba. It plugs into the PCMCIA slot so you can keep the laptop neatness without any additional cables. Standards: USB 2.0 Data Rates: High speed 480Mbps, Full speed 12Mbps and Low speed 1.5Mbps USB: Two USB Type A connectors Interface: 32-bit CardBus Type II Operating Systems Supported: Microsoft Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP System Requirements: PC computer with one PC Card slot Features: OHCI specification for USB Rev 1.0a compliant EHCI specification for USB Rev 0.95 compliant Best compatibility - Based on VIA 6212 chip Package Contents: USB 2.0 cardbus, CD Driver |
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4 portas USB 2.0 cartão de expansão PCMCIA para laptop $11.61 destaques: adicionar um extra 4 usb 2.0 através do slot de expansão pcmcia em seu laptop tamanho pequeno e compacto plug and play ideal para laptops ou notebooks fornecido com cabo USB para fornecer energia extra especificação: usb: 2,0 portas USB: 4 Dimensões: 4,33 x 2,13 em em 0,87 x em Peso: 4,9 oz conteúdo da embalagem: 1 x porta USB 4 2.0 placa PCMCIA 1 x cabo de alimentação USB |
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StarTech.com 1 Port CardBus PCMCIA Parallel Laptop Adapter Card $54.99 1 1 Port CardBus PCMCIA Parallel Laptop Adapter Card 1 x 25-pin DB-25 Female Parallel This 1-port ECP/EPP parallel adapter is compatible with all 32-bit CardBus slots, providing a cost-effective way to connect parallel printers, scanners and more to a laptop computer. CB1PECP CardBus PC Parallel Adapter Plug-in Module StarTech.com Up to 1.50 Mbps Parallel Port www.startech.com |