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» ATA-ATAPI.com - Offers information about ATA and ATAPI devices. Also provides drivers and historical information.
» Beyond Logic - Includes detailed information on USP, serial ports (RS-232), parallel ports (SPP/ECP/EPP/IEEE1284) and device drivers.
» Bus-net - The online publication for designers and builders of bus/board-based systems.
» Computer Architecture : What is a Bus? - The basic computer bus is explained and information is provided regarding ISA, PCI, MCA, EISA, VESA, and VL-Bus architecture.
» Free Online Dictionary of Computing - Explains what a bus is and is hyperlinked to additional information.
» Guide to ATA/ATAPI Documentation - Intended for developers of IDE/ATAPI OS drivers.
» Keeping Up to Speed With Connectivity - Anna Trett of Oxford Semiconductor looks at where connectivity standards are going and how designers can keep up with the pace of change using proven, economical, bridging solutions.
» Leroy's Engineering Web Site - Containing detailed interface bus standards and engineering design information.
» NetPanel - Interface and bus glossary.
» PC Industry Hot Links - Compiled by A:1 Computers.
» PC/104 Supplier Link Page - Provides links to many PC/104 embedded computing vendors with descriptions of the company's offerings.
» Technical Committee T13 AT Attachment - Responsible for all interface standards relating to the popular AT Attachment (ATA) storage interface utilized as the disk drive interface on most personal and mobile computers today.
» The Hardware Book - Provides circuits, pinouts, cable and adapter descriptions plus other technical information.
» The I/O Bus - This article covers bus, its history and status, PCI, EISA, MCA, bus mastering, plug and play, and the bleeding edge. From Introduction to PC Hardware.
» The PC Bus Chart - Different bus types from A:1 Computers.
» Theregister.co.uk - The fight for an open hardware platform is very real, and the power has swung from the PC leaders to the entertainment industry.