Type II CompactFlash is 5.0mm thick. Devices with Type II slots can accept either Type I or II CompactFlash, while devices with Type I slots accept Type I CompactFlash exclusively.

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Knowledge Base .: Products .: Memory Cards (CF) .: What is Type II CompactFlash?

What is Type II CompactFlash?

Type II CompactFlash is 5.0mm thick. Devices with Type II slots can accept either Type I or II CompactFlash, while devices with Type I slots accept Type I CompactFlash exclusively.
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