Check out http://www.macrocks.com. They have info on a PCMIA link to
a PCI rack. It is in an article about using a G4 notebook as the
core of a mobile studio. The rack and I think the card are made by
Magma http://www.magma.com. I have no idea if this set up would be
useful off a 2400, but it might be fast enough.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I realize this seems crazy again, but a few days ago I asked if
>anyone was putting digital audio into a PB2400. No one replied, and
>I have not been able to find such a device either. There are PCI
>"sound cards" that have a digital audio input, but they won't fit
>into my PB2400 (Ha!)
>
>So I was wondering, since PCI cards have the similar functional
>interface to PCMCIA cards, has anyone ever seen a PCMCIA card which
>gives you a PCI slot on an external "dock" of some kind? So you
>could use a PCI card on a Powerbook?
>
>Huh?
>
>Jerry
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