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PCMCIA CARDS DEFINITION (continued):
Standard was published in 1993. As a result, PC users can be assured of standard attachments for any peripheral device that follows the standard. A PCMCIA card has a 68-pin connector that connects into a slot in the PC. There are three sizes (or "Types") of PCMCIA cards: TypeThickness (mm)Typical useI3.3MemoryII5.0Modems, LANs. SCSI, soundIII10.5ATA hard driveThe Type I and II cards work in a Type III slot and a Type I card will work in a Type II slot. (On the other hand, the thicker cards can't be fitted into the slots for the thinner cards.) The PCMCIA standard is most commonly applied
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