The 1400 did not have the cardbus-enabled slots, as it was a NuBus and lacked the Texas Instruments chipset featured in the 2400 and 3400.
And BTW, the Cardbus thing was a total fluke--it wasnt actually planned, it just so happened to support cardbus. On Jan 30, 2008 2:04 PM, Kimo B. Yap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > *The 2300c has no PCMCIA slots, so no USB on that what-so-ever (some > models, > such as the 3400c, 2400c actually have Cardbus enabled slots [or have > ability to be converted to use Cardbus] for USB) > > > It seems like the technologically most useful solution for a duo (if one > were to fabricate > one) would be a NuBus card that takes PCMCIA cards. There are/were PCI > cards that > do the same, and technically a 1400 should have the equivalent circuitry > as it is a NuBus > based powerpc powerbook with PCMCIA slots. But I don't think such a beast > was ever > made. This would work only in the dock, of course, unless you went further > and fabricated > it to work in a microdock format from the PDS (aka dock) connector.-kby > > _______________________________________________ > DuoList mailing list > [email protected] > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/duolist >
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