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PERSONAL COMPUTING

Super Talent announces first USB 3.0 Flash Drive

By Paul Ridden

15:48 November 8, 2009 PST

Super Talent's SuperSpeed USB 3.0 RAIDDrive which offers data transfer speeds of up to 200...

USB 3.0 or SuperSpeed USB offers transfer speeds of up to ten times faster than the widely used Hi-Speed USB. Super Talent has announced the forthcoming availability of the first Flash drive to take advantage of these new speeds - the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 RAID Drive will be available in three capacity sizes and be backward compatible with earlier USB technologies. Read More

PERSONAL COMPUTING

ASUS P7P55D-E Premium motherboard supports USB 3.0

By Dario Borghino

18:26 November 4, 2009 PST

The Asus P7DP55DE-E Premium will be the first motherboard to support USB 3.0.

Asus has announced the world's first motherboard to support the upcoming USB 3.0 standard, allowing data transfer rates approaching 600MB/s. It also includes the latest generation SATA, which will support transfer speeds of up to 6Gbit/s, and the company has also flagged a cheaper alternative in the form of an add-in card that will offer these two functionalities for motherboards of the same family and will be sold for under US$30. Read More

ELECTRONICS

USB 3.0 explained: How the next-generation USB will reach speeds of 4.8 Gbit/s

By Dario Borghino

23:53 June 9, 2009 PDT

Superspeed USB will reach speeds of 4.8 Gbit/s

Scheduled to hit the consumer market in 2010, USB 3.0 — also known as SuperSpeed USB — will deliver a tenfold improvement in data transfer rates while retaining backward compatibility with previous versions and adding new features that will make this communication standard all the more essential to the average consumer. But, speed aside, what changes is the next version of this popular standard going to bring? Read More

 
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