M406R PC/104 PCMCIA Module
The M406R module is a Compact Flash type PCMCIA card adapter in PC/104 format. Available with a dual slot it integrates on board the VG-PD6722 controller, therefore no additional external controller are needed
The M406R module is a Compact Flash type PCMCIA card adapter in PC/104 format. Available with a dual slot it integrates on board the VG-PD6722 controller, therefore no additional external controller are needed
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