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I work for an engineering company and we just received a data upgrade for a machine and it came loaded on a Turbo Chip and then i find out the machine obviously has  a card slot.

Weird media for 2104 but interesting someone still makes them.

awesome, do you get to keep that?

The connector is more like a Sega Card than Turbob, but 'tis cool nonetheless.  What kinda hardware is it for?

We build largely race engines or just fast engines for various vehicles and this data card is for a emissions tester.

Quote from: YANDMAN on 10/22/2014, 11:32 AMWe build largely race engines or just fast engines for various vehicles and this data card is for a emissions tester.

And you sir have my dream job.

Quote from: YANDMAN on 10/22/2014, 10:20 AMI work for an engineering company and we just received a data upgrade for a machine and it came loaded on a Turbo Chip and then i find out the machine obviously has  a card slot.

Weird media for 2104 but interesting someone still makes them.

Following up on Necro's comment...

Do you have a Sega Card to compare it to?

I suggest inserting Spy vs. Spy into the engine currently being developed.

Spy vs spy is outlawed on the speed development circuit ha ha, No sadly although i have many MS games i dont own any on card.

Quote from: esteban on 10/22/2014, 01:32 PM

Quote from: YANDMAN on 10/22/2014, 10:20 AMI work for an engineering company and we just received a data upgrade for a machine and it came loaded on a Turbo Chip and then i find out the machine obviously has  a card slot.

Weird media for 2104 but interesting someone still makes them.

Following up on Necro's comment...

Do you have a Sega Card to compare it to?

I suggest inserting Spy vs. Spy into the engine currently being developed.

Quote from: galam on 10/22/2014, 10:27 AMawesome, do you get to keep that?

I can keep the old one that was swapped out yes, the old one was a white card.

Interestingly, though this looks more like a Sega Card/MyCard, it's got 38 pins just like a HuCard.  Sega Card had 35 pins.  It's the wackiest hybrid card ever... or just some proprietary thing someone made.  Now, if they sell replacement connectors for the device that is used to read said card, I would be very interested...