>-----Original Message-----
>From: M. Adam Davis [mailto:adampic@UBASICS.COM]
>
>So, in short, it is unlikely that you'll get USB 2.0 working
>with this laptop.  You might be able to find some older USB
>1.1 PCMCIA cards that would work, and many USB devices today
>still work at USB 1.1 speeds (slow CD burning at 4x, for instance).


Just been through this myself.  There are *no* USB cards that support the
old 16bit PCMCIA bus, not even a USB1.1 card.

I'd have thought that the 16bit bus could have managed the 11MB/s of full
rate USB1.1, as you can buy 10/100Mbit ethernet cards that work, so I
suspect there is some other mechanism stopping the bus being usefull for
USB.

Regards

Mike




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