Working compact PC-CARDs?

Are there any of those PCCARDs with push-in/out antenna (or one that doesn't poke out) like this: http://www.3com.com/products/en_US/detail.jsp?tab=support&pathtype=support&sku=3CRWE62092B
that work on the HPC 2000? I have that particular one in the link but no wce 3.0 drivers. I got myself a cisco aironet but it pokes out so the HPC won't fit in it's case...

PCCARDS are 32 bit cards and AFAIK, there are no hpcs (of our era) that can use them. Your only choices are limited to PCMCIA 16 bit cards, and you'll have a better chance finding drivers for them.

Funny tho', my Casio PPC Card Sled handles PCCARDS without a hitch. But it's probably an exception rather than a rule.

PC Card is a merketing department day dream for the PCMCIA group.

It means exactly the same as PCMCIA, just the 'new name' for it from 1999 onwards. CardBus remains 32-bit.

Click Search, type in "xjack", and there you go, even got pictures of the antenae sticking out from the turtle Jornada:
http://www.hpcfactor.com/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=446

Edited by takwu 2005-08-20 3:22 AM

Thank you for clearing that one up fast. I was near confused for a moment there. I always thought "PC Card" was just another marketing way of saying "PCMCIA"


---Bruised

Well i admit pc card is easier to remember then pcimcacaima or what ever it is