Ok in the description of the E1505, on the dell site it says along with the card reader it can read CF cards and microdrives. It says this can be done with an Expesscard adapter. I figured it would come with this adapter, but mine didn't. I looked online and these adapters are over $50, which seems crazy. PCMCIA can be bought for under $8. What is the deal here? Should one have been included with my computer?
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CF card reader?
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