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PC Card to ExpressCard Slot Conversion, Is there an adapter available?

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bmejia14 View Member Profile	Jun 26 2007, 04:27 PM Post #1
Member Posts: 15 OS: Windows XP	Hi, I have a Dell Inspiron E1405 which doesn't come with a standard PC Card slot. It has an ExpressCard slot. For my other laptop (a Sony Vaio) I have a Verizon Wireless PC Card. I would like to use this card with both computers. Does anybody know of a conversion or adapter so that I can connect the PC Card to my Inpiron? An adapter from PC Card to ExpressCard or PC Card to USB would work. Thanks in advance!

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