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Advantages of USB 3.0 highlighted at CES 2010

Advantages of USB 3.0 highlighted at CES 2010
Symwave's John O'Neil explains the speed and CPU load advantages of USB 3.0 at CES 2010
Symwave's John O'Neil explains the speed and CPU load advantages of USB 3.0 at CES 2010
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Symwave's John O'Neil explains the speed and CPU load advantages of USB 3.0 at CES 2010
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Symwave's John O'Neil explains the speed and CPU load advantages of USB 3.0 at CES 2010

With its promise of data transfer rates 10x greater than current USB 2.0 devices USB 3.0 is a technology much anticipated by those of us regularly dealing with the transfer of huge files. Symwave’s VP of Marketing, John O’Neil, provided Gizmag with a first-hand demonstration of some of the USB drives utilizing the company’s technology starting to appear on store shelves from the likes of LaCie, OCZ and Super Talent. The peripherals impressed with not only their transfer speeds, but also their low demands on a PCs CPU.

For an idea of what to expect from the next generation of USB devices check out the video.

USB 3.0 demonstration at CES 2010

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Mike Amici
Can you say fast!