PCMICA with the New Little G4 PowerBook

[francis.fitzpatrick at att.net]

Yes you can can use one of the USB  to PCMICA adapters.  However, its another thing 
dangling off the machine.  If you're on the plane and have to pick up the machine 
because the guy in the window seat is going to the loo (for the 4th time), having 
something else dangling off is just a pain.  Not to mention the decrease in speed going 
through the USB port.  

Anyone make a Firewire to PCMICA adapter?

Francis 
> 
> Can't one use one of those USB based PCMCIA card reader to get the
> functionality of a PCMCIA slot?
> 
> jake
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