Basic answer is "PC card" = "PCMCIA" or "Cardbus" expansion card used in (mostly) older laptop computers. Current technology laptops mostly use "Expresscard" expansion cards. They are rectangular in shape and aproximately 2" by 3" by 1/8" thick. Expresscard cards are about 1" by 3" by 1/8" or roughly the same size as PC Cards, but with a smaller rectangle "cut out" of it to form a fat "L" shape. The cards are plugged into (unlike USB devices, they usually don't stick out except for antennas and other attachments) the PC Card slot on laptops, usually to add features that the laptop doesn't already have.
No PC Express Cards are not interchangeable With PC Cards.PC express cards have new technology than PC cards.But you can easily get an adaptor or converter to allow you to use PC express card as a simple PC card.
Yes, PC Cards are hot swappable.
Pc express cards usually come in with 5mm width
Personal Card
No.No PC Express Cards are not interchangeable With PC Cards.PC express cards have new technology than PC cards.But you can easily get an adaptor or converter to allow you to use PC express card as a simple PC card.
If you have gigabit network cards in your PC the internal network will be faster.
PC Card modems do exist.
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The best graphics card to run in a PC will be based on what your motherboard is able to support and what type of connection it has. Normally, boards with PCI express are good cards. However, some of the best cards are Radeon cards or Invida cards, which are not cheap normally.
very little these days, most devices have migrated to the USB bus and pc cards are a historic device. with integrated devices on the mainboard such as video and audio, pc cards have become mostly obsolete except for industrial computers which require specific interface cards which is too costly to develop for limited use.