Reply 9560 of 28625, by dionb
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wrote:Good question! However, I can't find anything on the manufacturer, e-Data, on Google. The card is simply described as a PCMCIA C […]
wrote:That's interesting - which PCMCIA SD-card adapter did you use?
(I believe that linking to where you bought it might be frowned upon here, but if you could provide uniquely identifying name, that should be okay)Good question! However, I can't find anything on the manufacturer, e-Data, on Google.
The card is simply described as a PCMCIA CF Type 1 to PC Card adapter:But, yeah, it works quite well, is hot-swappable thanks to the PC Card standard and for file transfer it beats unscrewing the HDD caddy with it's proprietary Toshiba IDE connector!
Hang on, that's CF, not SD.
Also very useful (possibly more so than an SD adapter), but something different in any event. I have one of those too, although currently not in use due to no suitably veteran laptops - everything has USB2.0.