>>Anyone know how to do this?
>
>Sorry, the original two is all you get.
>
>_Theoretically_, there's a way to do it via an external expansion box
>using a CardBus card to interface to the PowerBook. This is possible
>because CardBus controllers are bus bridges, devices which connect to
>two or more buses and allow them to talk with each other. CardBus is
>really a version of PCI, and CardBus controllers speak PCI on one
>side and CardBus on the other. This makes it possible (at least in
>theory) to hang extra CardBus controllers off of one of the slots in
>the PowerBook.
It might also be possible to use one of the external SCSI PC card readers
designed to connect desktop Macs to Compact Flash and Smartmedia adaptor
cards. I wouldn't expect them to support Cardbus, and they'd probably be
best (or only) suited to disk or pseudo-disk storage cards, but that might
address the need for an extra or two. Check a digital camera site.
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