First USB 3.0 Hard Drive Out
Freecom has came out with USB 3.0 Hard Drive. Allowing the transfer of 4.8 Gbps vs. USB 2.0′s 480 mbps that makes transferring 5 GB of data in 28 seconds possible. Native to Vista and Windows 7, USB 3.0 expansion cards and motherboards are making their way to shelves. Link
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You forgot to mention that USB 3.0 support in Linux was first before windows 7 even had a driver and that’s why ASUS pulled it’s motherboard a couple of months ago waiting for windows 7. Ubuntu Linux and any distro(flavor) of that uses the latest Linux kernel will work out of the box with usb 3.0
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Sunday, September 27, 2009 10:49 pm at 10:49 pm