I card will work in a Type II slot. Most PDAs have a small keyboard. Some PDAs have an electronically sensitive pad on which handwriting can be received. Other products have their own or another operating system. Pin A pin is a pronged contact as part of a signal interface in a computer or other communications device.
Pins are part of a male connector and plug into a female connector.
The description of the signal associated with each pin is called the pinout. Proprietary Memory Memory modules designed and manufactured to meet the requirements of a specific system like Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Compaq, etc. I RAM Random Access Memory. Data is typically stored in RAM temporarily for use by the process while the computer is operating. The signal that tells the DRAM to accept the given address as a row-address.