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Kudos to Super Talent for jumping on the USB 3.0 bandwagon without price gouging, as is all too often the case with new (or in this case, relatively new) technologies.
For $14, you can pick up Super Talent’s 8GB Express Duo flash drive with support for…
We’ve been pretty critical of Intel’s lackadaisical attitude when it comes to adding USB 3.0 support to its chipsets, instead leaving it up to board makers to solder third-party SuperSpeed solutions from the likes of NEC. That’s about to change, says D…
USB 3.0 product announcements are coming thick and fast these days. The latest is brought to you by the world’s largest PC maker Hewlett-Packard, which has announced a pocket-size USB 3.0 external HDD that promises to outstrip USB 2.0 drives with a t…
Don’t read any further until you’ve grabbed something squishy that you can chuck across the room without fear of breaking something or putting someone’s eye out. We’ll wait. Ready?
According to reports — and you can get in the throwing position now –…
We’ve been pretty critical over Intel’s decision to delay the adoption of USB 3.0, thus ensuring another generation of USB 2.0 products before we step forward to the faster the spec. Unfortunately, Intel’s move appears contagious and we’ve received wor…
The USB 3.0 SuperSpeed spec really is all that and a bag of Baked Lays (unless you’re not a fan of Baked Lays, in which case insert your own awesome variety of chips). For starters, USB 3.0 crushes USB 2.0 in maximum theoretical transfer rates at up to…
EVGA this week added another X58-based board to an already crowded lineup built around Intel’s flagship chipset. It’s called the X58 SLI3, which builds upon the X58 SLI LE by adding a pair of USB 3.0 ports and two SATA 6Gb/s ports to the mix.
The board…
We have to hand it to ioSafe for taking constructive criticism to heart. The company’s latest external enclosure, the SoloPRO, now features both USB 3.0 support and eSATA, two features that were missing from the original Solo.
Like before, ioSafe promi…