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There are a bunch of links that seem to be out of place... like in sentences that don't have anything to do with them. Thought you might like to know.
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Format/Link problems in "ExpressCard/34..." article
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wardoggie 
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Posted 21 August 2008 - 08:38 AM
Nope, looks like you just cleaned up his byline at the end. Here's where it all goes sideways:
bq. The ViDock is a separate box with two DVI-I ports for connecting the displays and adapters; it can also output SIIG Express-Card 11-in-1 Reader/Writer2 with an adapter (not included). The ViDock has 256MB of video memory that can drive screens at up to 2,560-by-1,600-pixel resolution, and there are no drivers or software to install. (The ViDock Gfx initially was incompatible with first- and third-generation MacBook Pros; Village Tronic is working on the issue with Apple.) Also, be warned: Its fan is pretty darned loud. h2. And Much More This list barely begins to cover the range of ExpressCards available for the MacBook Pro. For example, as we noted in our recent story about Delkin ExpressCard 34 Solid State Drive 16GB2, you can get 3G SIIG Express-Card 11-in-1 Reader/Writer8 in ExpressCard format. Then there are miscellaneous cards such as the SiK Rex, a remote control that stores handily in the ExpressCard slot (it doesn’t actually connect to the ExpressCard circuitry); SIIG Express-Card 11-in-1 Reader/Writer88 VoIP phones; and even serial and parallel port adapters. The Delkin ExpressCard 34 Solid State Drive 16GB2 offers a lengthy list.
bq.
Hope that helps,
Wardoggie
bq. The ViDock is a separate box with two DVI-I ports for connecting the displays and adapters; it can also output SIIG Express-Card 11-in-1 Reader/Writer2 with an adapter (not included). The ViDock has 256MB of video memory that can drive screens at up to 2,560-by-1,600-pixel resolution, and there are no drivers or software to install. (The ViDock Gfx initially was incompatible with first- and third-generation MacBook Pros; Village Tronic is working on the issue with Apple.) Also, be warned: Its fan is pretty darned loud. h2. And Much More This list barely begins to cover the range of ExpressCards available for the MacBook Pro. For example, as we noted in our recent story about Delkin ExpressCard 34 Solid State Drive 16GB2, you can get 3G SIIG Express-Card 11-in-1 Reader/Writer8 in ExpressCard format. Then there are miscellaneous cards such as the SiK Rex, a remote control that stores handily in the ExpressCard slot (it doesn’t actually connect to the ExpressCard circuitry); SIIG Express-Card 11-in-1 Reader/Writer88 VoIP phones; and even serial and parallel port adapters. The Delkin ExpressCard 34 Solid State Drive 16GB2 offers a lengthy list.
bq.
Hope that helps,
Wardoggie
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wardoggie
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Posted 21 August 2008 - 03:02 PM
Not possible. I originally posted from a computer at home. Got your first reply when I got to work and noticed the byline had been fixed, but not the last few paragraphs. Then I copied-and-pasted the text in my second post from this computer. But whatever, I just checked the article and it looks fixed now.
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