Transcend TS0MCF2PC PC Card Type II/III CompactFlash adapter laptop add-on card
Connects a CompactFlash card to a PC Card Type II/III slot for laptop storage expansion
- Interface typePC Card Type II/III
- Product typeConsumer Electronics
- Reads CompactFlash cards through a PC Card Type II/III slot
- Adds removable storage to laptops without internal card readers
- Fits standard PC Card slots at 0.2" height
- Compact form factor measures 2.1" by 3.4
Transcend PC Card CompactFlash adapter
The Transcend TS0MCF2PC slides into a PC Card Type II or Type III slot and accepts a CompactFlash Type I card, giving older laptops a simple way to read or write that media format. It is aimed at users who still rely on legacy notebooks or industrial equipment with PC Card expansion and need direct access to CompactFlash storage without an external reader. The adapter adds no software layer; the host system sees the inserted card as a standard ATA device.
Bundled software and driver impact
No drivers, utilities or management applications are included with the adapter, so the operating system must provide native PC Card ATA support for the card to appear automatically. Because there is no bundled formatting or diagnostic tool, users who need low-level card preparation or health monitoring must supply their own software. The package contains only the hardware adapter itself.
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- Price $6.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Transcend |
| Model name | TS0MCF2PC |
| Product type | Consumer Electronics |
| Ports & slots | |
| Interface type | PC Card Type II/III |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.08 kg |
| Package size | 177 × 108 × 24 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the PC Card slot wear out from repeated CompactFlash insertions?
The adapter uses a standard PC Card Type II/III interface; normal use does not require scheduled maintenance on the slot itself.
What is the physical limit that appears first when the card stays in the laptop continuously?
The adapter measures .2 inches high, 2.1 inches wide and 3.4 inches deep, so the laptop's CardBus bay depth is the first constraint.
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