Short for Personal Computer Memory Card International Association. Also known as PC cards, these credit-card sized devices expand your laptop. There are PC cards that give your laptop Ethernet network access if it is not built-in.
A credit card-sized PC Card that allows a computer to send messages over the GSM/DCS 1800 mobile phone networks using a mobile phone. For a GSM/DCS 1800 Data Card, you need a Class II or Class III card slot in your computer.
A PCMCIA card is a credit card-size memory or I/O device that connects to a personal computer, usually a notebook or laptop computer. 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: The 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 to portable PCs but it can also be used on desktop computers.
A credit-card-sized module that is inserted into a PCMCIA-compliant interface to offer add-on capabilities such as expanded memory, fax modem, and so on. Also called PC card.
These storage devices resemble a credit card and are typically used to expand the hardware functionality of portable devices such as laptops. In video surveillance application, PCMCIA cards can be used with portable PCs to add real-time full motion video capture of live security video. When used with digital cameras, they provide portable storage and a method for saving and transferring photos between digital cameras and PCs.
a credit card-size device that connects your notebook
a removable compact-sized I/O (input/output) device used in laptops and PDAs
Personal Computer Memory Card International A A credit card-sized device that can be a flash memory card, a network card, a modem or even a hard drive.
Small credit-card-size data storage device used by most yield monitors.
A credit-card sized module that provides a huge choice of upgrades to a portable computer. Examples of these are wireless LAN cards, USB 2.0 adapters, firewire adapters, external CDROMs & modems. PCMCIA stands for Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (or, more humorously, People Can't Memorize Computer Industry Acronyms). PCMCIA is a nonprofit trade association founded to standardize the connection of peripherals to portable computers.
An older term for the PC card.
A standard of expansion used on laptop and notebook systems which has 3 types, Type I,II,III.
(Personal Computer Memory Card International Association) A credit-card sized hardware accessory that slots into a laptop.
A portable, nonvolatile storage device that is roughly the size of a credit card. PCMCIA cards use Flash technology to store read/write data. Cisco 6200 software and configuration files can be stored on PCMCIA cards. PCMCIA stands for Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, which sets the standard for this technology. Also PC card.
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association card. PCMCIA cards are about the size of a credit card and these PC Cards have been developed to be a standard for hardware capability expanding devices. Cards used in digital cameras offer removable storage and an easy way to transfer photos from the camera to a notebook or desktop PC.
data collection, storage and retrieval device that is approximately the size of a credit card that is used by most yield monitors.
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association. The card is used to connect peripherals to computer systems for additional functions.
(Also called a "PC Card") A removable card that fits into a PCMCIA slot on many digital devices (laptops, Personal Digital Assistants, wireless communications devices). PC cards house such things as additional memory, modems and network interfaces. PCMCIA stands for "Personal Computer Memory Card International Association," the group who developed and trademarked the technology.