Coming soon with USB 3.0
As early as mid-2009 and latest 2010, the world's first USB 3.0 port will be available.
As early as mid-2009 and latest 2010, the world's first USB 3.0 port will be available.
Recently, the birth of the new USB 3.0 data transmission technology has been announced even though it has had a long time to rekindle.
This will be a breakthrough in future data transfer technology with data transfer rates up to 25GB / minute which promises to be a great replacement for USB 2.0 at a much slower rate now.
'USB 3.0 technology is one of the technologies of the future with very fast data transfer rates that meet the increasing demands of technology users. In addition, it will be very helpful in replacing the current USB 2.0 transfer ports with low speed to save more time when transferring data between computers with USB or other devices', Group Chairman USB 3.0 technology developers Jeff Ravencraft said.
Currently, USB 3.0 technology is being researched by big players in the technology industry including Microsoft Corporation, Intel, NEC, ST-NXP, Hewlett-Packard Company and Texas Instruments.
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