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The CompactFlash Association had some trouble when the CFII and CF+ designations were first coined. CFII+ is both a Type II form factor and an I/O capable card. It was first used to describe Microdrives and then later for I/O cards. The CFA later designated I/O style cards as CF+ I/O The following entries explain this more in depth for each designation.
