November 19, 2010
LaCie is touting what it claims is the smallest SSD USB 3.0 drive around, the FastKey. Living up to its name, LaCie’s FastKey boasts up to 260MB/s transfers, enough to scoot 1,000 MP3 or five DiVX files in under a minute, the company claims.
“With most…
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November 11, 2010
The braggarts over at VIA are all too happy to announce that their company’s VL750 USB 3.0 to NAND Flash Controller is the first in the world to receive certification from the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF).
“SuperSpeed certification is an industry fi…
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November 5, 2010
Notebook players predict that it will be at least another year before USB 3.0 becomes commonplace on laptops. Citing sources purportedly in the know, DigiTimes says that both the cost and performance stability of existing USB 3.0 chips are preventing f…
Tags: hardware, laptop, mobile, News Worthy, notebook, SuperSpeed, USB 3.0
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November 3, 2010
Before you go feeling sorry for yourself over the slow rollout of USB 3.0 for Windows-based PCs, consider that our brethren over on the Mac side of the pond have it worse off than we do. At least we have NEC filling in the gap.
Much of the holdup is du…
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November 3, 2010
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…
Tags: Flash Drive, hardware, maximum tech, News Worthy, Peripherals, Super Talent, SuperSpeed, USB 3.0, USB Thumb Drive
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November 1, 2010
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…
Tags: chief river, chipset, hardware, News Worthy, SuperSpeed, USB 3.0
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October 11, 2010
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…
Tags: HDD, hewlett-packard, News Worthy, SuperSpeed, USB 3.0
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October 7, 2010
Verbatim has announced the launch of its maiden USB 3.0-equipped portable hard drive. The Store ‘n’ Go SuperSpeed USB 3.0 compact portable hard drive will be available in 500GB and 750GB capacities in October, with a 1TB variant to follow in November….
Tags: external hard drive, HDD, News Worthy, portable hard drive, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, verbatim
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