Card Reader

[Daviid]

Hello,

 

Perhaps the wrong sub-section, but ill ask anyway.

 

I have an old PCMCIA Audigy 2ZS Notebook sound card that I wish to use in my new laptop, the problem is it's too big for the slot thats on the new laptop.

 

I was just wondering if there is a USB card reader out there (That's in stock!), that would fix my problem.

 

Thanks.

[Daviid]

Hello,

 

Perhaps the wrong sub-section, but ill ask anyway.

 

I have an old PCMCIA Audigy 2ZS Notebook sound card that I wish to use in my new laptop, the problem is it's too big for the slot thats on the new laptop.

 

I was just wondering if there is a USB card reader out there (That's in stock!), that would fix my problem.

 

Thanks.

[Daviid]

Hello,

 

Perhaps the wrong sub-section, but ill ask anyway.

 

I have an old PCMCIA Audigy 2ZS Notebook sound card that I wish to use in my new laptop, the problem is it's too big for the slot thats on the new laptop.

 

I was just wondering if there is a USB card reader out there (That's in stock!), that would fix my problem.

 

Thanks.

[DirtyPolo]

I am guessing your laptop has an express card slot.

 

If I am right, you will need something like this:

 

ExpressCard to PCMCIA CardBus PC Card adapter/converter

 

Can you give us the details of your Laptop, make/model so that we can find out if this is correct for your machine.

[DirtyPolo]

I am guessing your laptop has an express card slot.

 

If I am right, you will need something like this:

 

ExpressCard to PCMCIA CardBus PC Card adapter/converter

 

Can you give us the details of your Laptop, make/model so that we can find out if this is correct for your machine.

[DirtyPolo]

I am guessing your laptop has an express card slot.

 

If I am right, you will need something like this:

 

ExpressCard to PCMCIA CardBus PC Card adapter/converter

 

Can you give us the details of your Laptop, make/model so that we can find out if this is correct for your machine.

[Dalo Harkin]

I had a quick look and the ones I was seeing were $100 (£50 ish)

I wouldnt bother with it for that cost.

[Dalo Harkin]

I had a quick look and the ones I was seeing were $100 (£50 ish)

I wouldnt bother with it for that cost.

[Dalo Harkin]

I had a quick look and the ones I was seeing were $100 (£50 ish)

I wouldnt bother with it for that cost.

[Daviid]

Its a HP G70 111em Laptop, If you google it and click the Comet link, it will show the spec.

[Daviid]

Its a HP G70 111em Laptop, If you google it and click the Comet link, it will show the spec.

[Daviid]

Its a HP G70 111em Laptop, If you google it and click the Comet link, it will show the spec.

[Daviid]

The card on my laptop is a SD/MS/Pro/MMC/XD.

[Daviid]

The card on my laptop is a SD/MS/Pro/MMC/XD.

[Daviid]

The card on my laptop is a SD/MS/Pro/MMC/XD.

[DirtyPolo]

Ah, well in this case David you cannot put your PCMCIA card in your lappy as a PCMCIA card is an Expansion card.

And the card reader you are on about, is a memory card reader, for such things as Cameras, Phones, etc.. to save having to connect them upto the lappy with a wire.

 

Unless your machine has an Expansion card slot, which I did not see mentioned in the spec, then you cannot add any cards such as the one you want to.

[DirtyPolo]

Ah, well in this case David you cannot put your PCMCIA card in your lappy as a PCMCIA card is an Expansion card.

And the card reader you are on about, is a memory card reader, for such things as Cameras, Phones, etc.. to save having to connect them upto the lappy with a wire.

 

Unless your machine has an Expansion card slot, which I did not see mentioned in the spec, then you cannot add any cards such as the one you want to.

[DirtyPolo]

Ah, well in this case David you cannot put your PCMCIA card in your lappy as a PCMCIA card is an Expansion card.

And the card reader you are on about, is a memory card reader, for such things as Cameras, Phones, etc.. to save having to connect them upto the lappy with a wire.

 

Unless your machine has an Expansion card slot, which I did not see mentioned in the spec, then you cannot add any cards such as the one you want to.

[Tootech]

No PCMCIA or Expresscard slot on this machine I'm afraid.

 

That means your Audigy card will not connect up.

 

If you want quality sound maybe an external USB card will do the job, such as these here:

 

Sound Cards - External Sound Cards - Ebuyer

[Tootech]

No PCMCIA or Expresscard slot on this machine I'm afraid.

 

That means your Audigy card will not connect up.

 

If you want quality sound maybe an external USB card will do the job, such as these here:

 

Sound Cards - External Sound Cards - Ebuyer

[Tootech]

No PCMCIA or Expresscard slot on this machine I'm afraid.

 

That means your Audigy card will not connect up.

 

If you want quality sound maybe an external USB card will do the job, such as these here:

 

Sound Cards - External Sound Cards - Ebuyer

[Daviid]

Didnt let me edit ^

 

The cards thats fit it are 24mm accross, im guessing the Expresscard is slightly bigger than that? Which was why I was looking at USB devices.

[Daviid]

Didnt let me edit ^

 

The cards thats fit it are 24mm accross, im guessing the Expresscard is slightly bigger than that? Which was why I was looking at USB devices.

[Daviid]

Didnt let me edit ^

 

The cards thats fit it are 24mm accross, im guessing the Expresscard is slightly bigger than that? Which was why I was looking at USB devices.

[Daviid]

Sorry, didnt refresh the page. So the PCMCIA card that I have cant be used at all on my machine?

 

Its just the Audigy 2 has Low latency asio compatability which is something I need to do my music production :P