A device or piece of software that can be added to a computer to give extra features or functions.
add-in boards
the latest add-ins
Example sentencesExamples
Intel is also known to be working on an add-in that combines Wi-Fi and 3G mobile phone network connectivity, but it is not expected to unveil this product until later this Autumn.
But the Power Mac is a special case in that its graphics are add-ins, so Apple can pretty much bundle whatever board takes its fancy.
The board supports six USB ports, with two available on the backpanel and the rest enabled through an optional add-in bracket.
Certainly, those machines, with their SDMC add-in slot, new peripheral connector and other refinements, will be high on developers' shopping lists - higher, at any rate, than the older PDAs.
The chipset uses the ExpressCard add-in format.
Definition of add-in in US English:
add-in
nounˈædˌɪnˈadˌin
A device or piece of software that can be added to a computer to give extra features or functions.
add-in boards
the latest add-ins
Example sentencesExamples
But the Power Mac is a special case in that its graphics are add-ins, so Apple can pretty much bundle whatever board takes its fancy.
Intel is also known to be working on an add-in that combines Wi-Fi and 3G mobile phone network connectivity, but it is not expected to unveil this product until later this Autumn.
The board supports six USB ports, with two available on the backpanel and the rest enabled through an optional add-in bracket.
Certainly, those machines, with their SDMC add-in slot, new peripheral connector and other refinements, will be high on developers' shopping lists - higher, at any rate, than the older PDAs.