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Mini PCI
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Mini PCI
An extension of the PCI bus used in portable computers. Designed for peripherals such as modems and network adapters, Mini PCI cards are credit-card sized modules that snap onto the motherboard; they are not inserted into external slots like PC Cards. Using the standard PCI signaling that is found in PCI-based desktop computers, Mini PCI allows high-speed transfer peripheral connections in small form factor devices such as laptop computers. See PCI.


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This basic chassis configuration can be supplemented with additional layers, including an ultra thin storage chassis that can support an slimline optical storage drive, as well as a Compact Flash slot, MiniPCI port and two additional S-ATA II 2.
These feature-rich chipsets have a high level of chip integration for client and AP solutions for CB, miniPCI, PCI, PCIe and USB interfaces, enabling customers to build smaller and more sophisticated mobile wireless products cost-effectively.
The technology provides a high-speed, industrial data network based upon MiniPCI wireless modules and the Ethernet using a TCP/IP protocol stack.
 
 
 
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