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Richard Pieri wrote: > The PCMCIA bus runs at about 1/3 the theoretical maximum speed of the internal disk bay (assuming UDMA Mode 4) so while you'll save on latency you will lose big on throughput. Not quite true; a CardBus card could, in theory, JUST keep up with a UDMA 6 (133 MBps) device, as the bus is 32 bits wide and runs at 33 MHz. It's exactly the same speed as a PCI slot. Non-CardBus PCMCIA is too slow to even think about.
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