10.11.2008 12:44
USB 3.0 conference
Category: other notebook newsBy: Matthias Bauer
The SuperSpeed USB Developers Conference will be on November 17th in the USA.
The USB 3.0 specifications will be presented at the SuperSpeed USB Developers Conference on November 17th in San José California.
This new USB 3.0 standard is also known as SuperSpeed USB and it should replace the current USB 2.0. Certainly, old devices will also work with the new technology.
Furthermore, a USB 3.0 port will reach theoretically a maximum data transfer rate of up to 600MB/s.
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