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   Is the ExpressCard/34 expansion slot backwards compatible?

   • The ExpressCard/34 expansion slot is 34 mm wide and 75 mm long, and is not backwards compatible with Type I or II PC Cards, which are 54 mm wide and 85.6 mm long. Photo Credit: ExpressCard.org (No Longer Online) According to ExpressCard.org (no longer online), ExpressCard/34 is:

   What is ExpressCard/34? Is it compatible with PC Cards? What is the

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   What is an ExpressCard slot used for?

   • There are numerous other uses for an ExpressCard slot, including: And many more. As @paradroid was saying, "It's basically an interface to the PCI-E bus, as laptops do not have PCI-Express slots like desktop computers have." You can learn more about ExpressCards by going to the Wikipedia article. Not the answer you're looking for?

   Practical uses for ExpressCard? - Super User

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   What is the difference between ExpressCard/34 & ExpressCard/54?

   • ExpressCard.org (no longer online) explains the difference between ExpressCard/34 and ExpressCard/54: There are two sizes of ExpressCard module. One is 34 mm wide (ExpressCard/34) and the other is 54 mm (ExpressCard/54). Both modules are 75 mm long and 5 mm high. Host systems can provide any combination of slots for either width of module.

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   Does a laptop have an ExpressCard slot?

   • However, the typical laptop with an ExpressCard slot uses that slot as a remote control holder. The ExpressCard slot found in most late-model laptop computers (and a few desktop computers) is a prime example of a high-speed technology that most users aren’t putting to work.

   Putting Your ExpressCard Slot to Work in Your Laptop

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2. www.macworld.com › article › 191686ExpressCard/34 Buyers’ Guide | Macworld

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   Aug 21, 2008 · If you've got a MacBook Pro, you've got an ExpressCard/34 slot (instead of the old PC Card slot). Jeff Carlson explains a few of the ways you can use that slot to beef up your laptop.

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   There are numerous other uses for an ExpressCard slot, including: Solid-state drives. CAC (Common Access Card) readers. External enclosures for the desktop-sized PCI Express graphics cards. Ethernet network ports.

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   The ExpressCard/34 expansion slot is 34 mm wide and 75 mm long, and is not backwards compatible with Type I or II PC Cards, which are 54 mm wide and 85.6 mm long. Photo Credit: ExpressCard.org (No Longer Online)

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   Laptop builders have quietly replaced the once-common PCMCIA and CardBus slots with a slot design called ExpressCard. However, the typical laptop with an ExpressCard slot uses that slot as a remote control holder.

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   Jun 13, 2021 · Although now a relic, the ExpressCard/34 slot, the successor of PC Card/PCMCIA slots found in PowerBook G3 and the larger PowerBook G4 models, were introduced simultaneously with Apple’s...

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   Jan 6, 2009 · You can if you have 1) a Santa Rosa or later MBP and 2) a JMicron-based eSATA ExpressCard. My Early 2008 MBP is at this very moment booted from a Samsung 750GB HD connected to a PPA 1172 eSATA...

9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › ExpressCardExpressCard - Wikipedia

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   Also the Sony Vaio FZ and Vaio Z series have the ExpressCard/34 Slot integrated in them. Sony also uses the ExpressCard/34 form factor for the flash memory modules in its XDCAM EX/SxS based camcorders, making the copying of video data between these cameras and ExpressCard-equipped laptops easier. For this reason, Sony also offers a USB-based ...