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Tom
> I would have figured that 32 bit PC Cards could handle full motion video.

PCMCIA is a 16 bit interface. Also called PC Cards.
It is similar to ISA in many ways.

There is a new standard called CardBus. That is a 32 bits bus which
is similar to PCI.

Roger

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