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Leopard Reference: Hardware & Drivers
PCI is an interconnection technology used by various devices to provide additional capabilities. PC Cards are designed for adding low-latency peripherals to portable computers. Mac OS X supports the PCI, PCI-X, AGP, CardBus, and PC Card (PCMCIA) standards. Developers can use I/O Kit APIs to develop drivers for AGP and PCI devices.
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I/O Kit Framework Reference (HTML)
Describes the I/O Kit classes that support non-kernel access to I/O Kit objects through the device-interface mechanism.
 2009-03-04
Kernel Framework Reference (HTML)
Describes the APIs and classes (including I/O Kit families) that support kernel-resident device drivers.
 2009-01-06