There are USB2PCI cards out there, but your system must support USB 2, and you need to have a USB 2 device to connect.  A USB2 card will not speed up a USB 1 device from 12 Mbps to 480 Mbps.  It will simply default to USB1. I would advise holding off until you have a USB 2 device, and by that time you may have a computer with native USB 2.

>Kansara Mahendra
>[log in to unmask] you describe please
>
>What is USB-2 (Hardware or software ?)
>On my 'Dell' computer I have 2 USB ports
>OS Windows98
>
>Are they USB-1 ?
>How to upgrade them to USB-2
>
>I read that some peropheral running faster with USB-2 but have never seen any publicity concerning USB-2 add-on card.
>
>From where I can get such hardware or software
>
>Thanks a lot
>
>M. Kansara
>
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