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From: Andrew Lunn <andrew.lunn@ascom.ch>
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Subject: off topic: PDA with CardBus interface
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Hi Folks

Sorry for the off topic post. 

I expect you have seen all sorts of strange hardware. But has anybody
seen a PDA like device which has a CardBus interface? It seems that
all PDAs have CF or SD interfaces which is no good for me since i need
to be able to plug in a custom CardBus device. Or does anybody know of
a converter card that has a CF or SD plug on one end and a CardBus
socket on the other?

       Thanks
            Andrew