PCI, for example, is already an excellent choice for Pentium-based computers. PCI, however, currently doesn't perform well with 486 machines because the 486 lacks the faster, burst writeback mode of the Pentium. The PC Card standard is still evolving, so there are lots of compatibility problems among vendors. Regardless of current problems, both PCI and PC Card are poised to take over the PC marketplace, bringing with them a new generation of more powerful, easier to use PCs. Inc. All rights reserved.
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