i read some articals and stuff about pcmcia technologies. i saw that you
could get a CPU PCMCIA card. Can anyone help me find one? my pc is to old to
upgrade the processor. getting a CPU PCMCIA card seems to be the only way to
upgrade my pc and make it a lot faster. Can anyone help me find a CPU PCMCIA
card?

i would be very thankfull if i found one.

Simple,if its in/on the web try search at google.com

"Steven Wabik" wrote:

> i read some articals and stuff about pcmcia technologies. i saw that you
> could get a CPU PCMCIA card. Can anyone help me find one? my pc is to old to
> upgrade the processor. getting a CPU PCMCIA card seems to be the only way to
> upgrade my pc and make it a lot faster. Can anyone help me find a CPU PCMCIA
> card?
>
> i would be very thankfull if i found one.
>
>
>

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> i read some articals and stuff about pcmcia technologies. i saw that
> you could get a CPU PCMCIA card. Can anyone help me find one? my pc
> is to old to upgrade the processor. getting a CPU PCMCIA card seems
> to be the only way to upgrade my pc and make it a lot faster. Can
> anyone help me find a CPU PCMCIA card?
>
> i would be very thankfull if i found one.

PCMICIA (PC Cards) are mostly used for things like mass storage or
networking or modems. I've never heard of a PC Card doing anything about
adding a CPU. In fact, I dare say that's unlikely at best. PCs are pretty
inexpensive these days. If your CPU is so old that you want to upgrade you
can do so for very little money and some careful research. One of my
favorite sites is www.pricewatch.com for such things. If you're just looking
for an upgrade to your old CPU for nostalgic reasons you can try
www.evertech.com if you'd like.

Galen
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without them."

Sherlock Holmes

try this
http://tinyurl.com/7l3tw

peterk

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"Steven Wabik" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>i read some articals and stuff about pcmcia technologies. i saw that you
>could get a CPU PCMCIA card. Can anyone help me find one? my pc is to old
>to upgrade the processor. getting a CPU PCMCIA card seems to be the only
>way to upgrade my pc and make it a lot faster. Can anyone help me find a
>CPU PCMCIA card?
>
> i would be very thankfull if i found one.
>

"" wrote:
> i read some articals and stuff about pcmcia technologies. i
> saw that you
> could get a CPU PCMCIA card. Can anyone help me find one? my
> pc is to old to
> upgrade the processor. getting a CPU PCMCIA card seems to be
> the only way to
> upgrade my pc and make it a lot faster. Can anyone help me
> find a CPU PCMCIA
> card?
>
> i would be very thankfull if i found one.

A "CPU PCMCIA card" there is no such thing, you find PCMCIA slots on
laptops, there basiclt the laptop equivilent of PCI slots, except the
range of devices you can atach to them is more limited. You can how
ever buy PCMCIA PCI cards, whcih alow you to plug PCMCIA cards into
your PC, but i personly think these are pointless as ou can get PCI
equivilent of moslty every thing you can find as PCMCIA.

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there is such a thing but they are very rare. they may not make them anymore
though.
"Sparda" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "" wrote:
> > i read some articals and stuff about pcmcia technologies. i
> > saw that you
> > could get a CPU PCMCIA card. Can anyone help me find one? my
> > pc is to old to
> > upgrade the processor. getting a CPU PCMCIA card seems to be
> > the only way to
> > upgrade my pc and make it a lot faster. Can anyone help me
> > find a CPU PCMCIA
> > card?
> >
> > i would be very thankfull if i found one.
>
> A "CPU PCMCIA card" there is no such thing, you find PCMCIA slots on
> laptops, there basiclt the laptop equivilent of PCI slots, except the
> range of devices you can atach to them is more limited. You can how
> ever buy PCMCIA PCI cards, whcih alow you to plug PCMCIA cards into
> your PC, but i personly think these are pointless as ou can get PCI
> equivilent of moslty every thing you can find as PCMCIA.
>
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> there is such a thing but they are very rare. they may not make them
> anymore though.
> "Sparda" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> "" wrote:
>>> i read some articals and stuff about pcmcia technologies. i
>>> saw that you
>>> could get a CPU PCMCIA card. Can anyone help me find one? my
>>> pc is to old to
>>> upgrade the processor. getting a CPU PCMCIA card seems to be
>>> the only way to
>>> upgrade my pc and make it a lot faster. Can anyone help me
>>> find a CPU PCMCIA
>>> card?
>>>
>>> i would be very thankfull if i found one.
>>
>> A "CPU PCMCIA card" there is no such thing, you find PCMCIA slots on
>> laptops, there basiclt the laptop equivilent of PCI slots, except the
>> range of devices you can atach to them is more limited. You can how
>> ever buy PCMCIA PCI cards, whcih alow you to plug PCMCIA cards into
>> your PC, but i personly think these are pointless as ou can get PCI
>> equivilent of moslty every thing you can find as PCMCIA.
>>
>> --

I'm not sure that it's even possible to add a CPU via a PC Card. I'm pretty
sure it's not gonna happen. If you can find one and show me an image or a
description of one (if it was ever available there will be some evidence of
it online somewhere) I'd be interested in seeing it.

Galen
--

"But there are always some lunatics about. It would be a dull world
without them."

Sherlock Holmes

the cpu pcmcia cards is an old thing. i have seen them before. the one i saw
was 33MHz. even though its a slow cpu it will make your pc go a lot faster
then you think it would make it go. i think i can't find one because they do
not sell them anymore.
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> In news:%(E-Mail Removed),
> Steven Wabik <(E-Mail Removed)> had this to say:
>
> My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:
>
>> there is such a thing but they are very rare. they may not make them
>> anymore though.
>> "Sparda" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> "" wrote:
>>>> i read some articals and stuff about pcmcia technologies. i
>>>> saw that you
>>>> could get a CPU PCMCIA card. Can anyone help me find one? my
>>>> pc is to old to
>>>> upgrade the processor. getting a CPU PCMCIA card seems to be
>>>> the only way to
>>>> upgrade my pc and make it a lot faster. Can anyone help me
>>>> find a CPU PCMCIA
>>>> card?
>>>>
>>>> i would be very thankfull if i found one.
>>>
>>> A "CPU PCMCIA card" there is no such thing, you find PCMCIA slots on
>>> laptops, there basiclt the laptop equivilent of PCI slots, except the
>>> range of devices you can atach to them is more limited. You can how
>>> ever buy PCMCIA PCI cards, whcih alow you to plug PCMCIA cards into
>>> your PC, but i personly think these are pointless as ou can get PCI
>>> equivilent of moslty every thing you can find as PCMCIA.
>>>
>>> --
>
> I'm not sure that it's even possible to add a CPU via a PC Card. I'm
> pretty sure it's not gonna happen. If you can find one and show me an
> image or a description of one (if it was ever available there will be some
> evidence of it online somewhere) I'd be interested in seeing it.
>
> Galen
> --
>
> "But there are always some lunatics about. It would be a dull world
> without them."
>
> Sherlock Holmes
>