tcmagazine.com - 20 days ago
—
I-O Data has jumped onto the USB 3.0 Express with a lot of enthusiasm and has already announced three products that support the new standard, an external hard drive, a PCI-Express expansion card and an ExpressCard. Dubbed HDJ-UT, the USB 3.0 HDD comes in 1 and 1.5TB capacities, is also ...
pcstats.com - 26 days ago
pcper.com - 26 days ago
—
pcper.com —
Everyone is talking about USB 3.0, but we
are actually testing it. Read this article if you...
want to see how ASUS' first motherboard with integrated SATA 6G and USB 3.0 controllers performs against SATA-II and USB 2.0 devices. Is the hype surrounding ...
(more)
USB 3.0 and SATA 6G Performance Preview - ASUS brings ...
tweaktown.com - 14 days ago
Comments
Blog Reactions
I-O Data Releases USB 3.0 HDDs, Addon Cards
techPowerUp! —
... alike: the USB3-PEX PCI-Express x1 two port low-profile addon card, and USB3-EXC ExpressCard 34 card. The HDJ-UT comes in capacities of 1 TB and 1.5 TB, and is backwards compatible with USB 2.0 systems. When connected using USB 3.0, it offers read speeds of up to 139 MB/s. The HDJ-UT external HDD is priced at US $231 (1 TB) and $279 (1.5 TB), while the USB3-PEX and USB3-EXC are priced at $69 and $93, respectively.
Source: TechConnect Magazine
I-O Data gets in early on USB 3.0
TweakTown News RSS Feed —
... 1.5TB capacities and can deliver up to 139MB/sec transfer rates (when it is of course plugged into a USB 3.0 port), but is also backward compatible with USB 2.0 ports. The PCI-e and ExpressCard expansion cards each other two USB 3.0 ports with the former being for desktops and the latter notebooks. Pricing for the external USB 3.0 HDD is set at $231 and $279 for the 1 and 1.5TB models respectively, whilst the USB3-PEX PCI-e expansion card costs $69 and the USB3-EXC ExpressCard $93. NEWS SOURCE
I-O Data Unveils USB 3.0 External HDDs, Expansion Cards
VR-Zone Articles —
I-O Data has jumped onto the USB 3.0 SuperSpeed bandwagon with the announcement of its new HDJ-UT external hard drive, USB3-PEX PCI-Express x1 two port low-profile expansion card, and USB3-EXC ExpressCard 34 card. Available in 1Tb and 1.5Tb capacities, the HDJ-UT is fully backward compatible with USB 2.0 ports (at slower speeds) and boasts transfer speeds of up to 139 MB/s on USB 3.0 ports. Both the B3-PEX and USB3-EXC expansion cards feature two USB 3.0 ports, with the USB3-PEX for use on desktops (PCIe x1 interface) and USB3-EXC for laptops/netbooks (ExpressCard slot). Available at major retails stores and e-tailers now, the HDJ-UT retails ...
Related Content
Dane-Elec comes clean with external USB 3.0 HDDs / SSDs
engadget.com 10/19/2009 —
It's been almost an entire year since we heard a peep from the good lads and ladies at Dane-Elec, but those very individuals have today informed us that a few USB 3.0 drives are on the way from its labs. 'Course, we'd like to point out that it's ...
ECS Becomes Latest Company to Offer USB 3.0, SATA 6Gb/s Cards
maximumpc.com 18 days ago — Wish to experience the blazing speeds of USB 3.0 and/or SATA 6Gbps? Or do you just want something new to brag about to your friends? If yes, then an add-on card is the way to go for you, especially if you wish to live your USB 3.0/SATA 6Gbps dream on a shoestring.
A few days after Asus ...
CES 2009: USB 3.0 slower than expected
tgdaily.com 1/8/2009 — USB 3.0 may promise data transfer speeds of up to 5 Gb/s or 625 MB/s
but such levels will not be possible, at least not in initial devices.
When USB 3.0 hardware will become available in late 2009 or early 2010,
users will have to settle for one ...
Asus cancels its first usb 3.0 motherboard
theinquirer.net 7/31/2009 — ASUS HAS TOLD The INQUIRER that the world's first USB 3.0 based motherboard, its P6X58, has been cancelled with no real explanation as to why. World plus dog cheered the arrival of the world's first USB 3.0 motherboard last week. But now Asus informs ...
E Premium Specs Revealed
brightsideofnews.com 30 days ago — Not too long ago we heard the rumors that USB 3.0 was being delayed by Intel. At the time we thought the rumors were somewhat unfounded... Ok we thought they were a complete crock. After all - how is Intel going to really stop a standard from getting ...
Expect some Superspeed USB products this year
tgdaily.com 9/1/2009 — The USB Implementers Forum said that it is making available the USB 3.0
(Superspeed) Compliance and Certification program today. And we can
expect to see some devices using USB 3.0 later this year.
USB 3.0 Test Spec to Be Released in June 2009 -- Tech-On!
techon.nikkeibp.co.jp 3/10/2009 — Compatibility test specification for the next-generation USB, "USB 3.0," will be formulated as early as the first half of 2009. According to Agilent Technologies Inc, which is engaged in the formulation of the test specification, the "Test ...
Super speed: a brief history of USB 3.0, 2007-2018
arstechnica.com 8/4/2009 —
USB 3.0 is coming, and the hour approaches when the computer and electronics industries can sink their collective teeth into a new, faster USB interface for the first time in ten years. USB 2.0, with 480Mbps High ...
Could a hard drive dedupe data? —
The Register 20 days ago
Manufacturers start looking for the next big thing Comment Hitachi GST president Steve Milligan says one of the drivers affecting the hard drive industry is the need for efficient storage with technologies like virtualisation and deduplication. ...
Follow PCHardwareBlips on Twitter
