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

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   Aug 21, 2008 · With the MacBook Pro, Apple discarded the old PC Card slot in favor of ExpressCard/34, a more compact expansion slot that offers greater transfer speeds and an increasing array of uses. The ...

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3. superuser.com › questions › 899763Practical uses for ExpressCard? - Super User

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   6. 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.

4. forums.macrumors.com › threads › the-expresscard-34The ExpressCard/34 Thread | MacRumors Forums

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   Jun 13, 2021 · Jun 13, 2021. #1. The ExpressCard/34 Thread: expansion options for 2006–2011 MacBook Pros. OVERVIEW. 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 transition to PCIe-equipped Intel architecture ...

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6. www.informit.com › articles › articlePutting Your ExpressCard Slot to Work in Your Laptop

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   Here are the facts: CardBus uses a 32-bit connection to a CardBus controller. The CardBus controller connects to the 32-bit PCI bus, which it has to share with many other devices. ExpressCard connects via either the PCI Express (PCIe) or USB 2.0 bus directly to the system chipset. As a result, ExpressCard is at least 2.5x faster than CardBus.

7. forums.macrumors.com › threads › what-do-you-guys-doWhat do you guys do with your ExpressCard/34 slot ...

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   Jan 6, 2009 · 0. NJ. Jan 5, 2009. #5. mikeinternet said: I just got a macbook pro, and i'm curious what to do with the ExpressCard/34 slot. seems like i should get some use out of it. -apple mentions a cellular 3g card but i'm not into any more monthly data fees. - i found out about an hd tv tuner that can use it. - and i pretty sure i can expand ports with ...

8. www.synchrotech.com › support › faq-expresscardExpressCard FAQ for ExpressCard 34 and ExpressCard 54

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   Jan 3, 2024 · ExpressCard to PCMCIA PC Card. ExpressCard 34 to PCMCIA PC CardBus 16/32-bit Read-Writer Express2PCC. Supports legacy PCMCIA 32-Bit PC CardBus and 16-Bit PC Cards with the exception of Zoomed Video (ZV). Works great with Panasonic P2 Cards! Windows Vista, and 7 64/32-bit. EXP34-DA-002 | Price: $62.00.

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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 are the different types of ExpressCard slots?

   • ExpressCard slots come in two varieties; those designed for both ExpressCard 54 and 34 cards, and those for ExpressCard 34 cards only. ExpressCard slots are required to provide both PCIe and USB 2.0 functionality, regardless of their size. ExpressCard 54 slots, as pictured in figures A and B on the right, are able to accept both 54 and 34 cards.

   ExpressCard FAQ for ExpressCard 34 and ExpressCard 54 - Synchrotech

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   Why are my ExpressCard/34 cards not stable?

   • In practice, ExpressCard/34 cards, even when properly seated, aren't stable when inserted in the larger ExpressCard slots. The gap between the card and the larger slots allowed cards to be easily dislodged or come loose. This problem is more evident when ExpressCards with large "extended card" portions, and/or with cables attached to them.

   ExpressCard FAQ for ExpressCard 34 and ExpressCard 54 - Synchrotech

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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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10. everymac.com › systems › appleWhat is ExpressCard/34? Is it compatible with PC Cards? What ...

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    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.