Cablecc Expresscard Express Card to PCMCIA PC Converter Card Adapter 34Mm to 54M For Sale

Cablecc Expresscard Express Card to PCMCIA PC Converter Card Adapter 34Mm to 54M
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Cablecc Expresscard Express Card to PCMCIA PC Converter Card Adapter 34Mm to 54M:
$20.45

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Cablecc Expresscard Express Card to PCMCIA PC Converter Card Adapter 34Mm to 54MmDescription Item model number 8541643883 Item Package Quantity 1 Brand Cablecc Country of Origin China Compatible Devices Pc Item Weight 0.04 Pounds Number of Ports 1 Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No Package Dimensions 6.18 x 4.09 x 0.51 inches Manufacturer Keklle2

  • Fully compliant with USB specification revision 2.0
  • Supports USB-based ExpressCard/34mm devices
  • Support data transfer rate up to 480Mb/s
  • Hot-plug support allows you to connect /remove this
  • Adapter without turning off your system

Fully compliant with USB specification revision 2.0
Supports USB-based ExpressCard/34mm
Support data transfer rate up to 480Mb/s
Hot-plug support allows you to connect /remove this
Adapter without turning off your system



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