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USB 3.0 coming, transfer speeds will increase tenfold

by fresh 304 days ago, made popular 304 days ago
blog.scifi.com — USB 3.0 improves upon its successors by adding fiber-optic cable inside alongside the copper wiring, greatly increasing the speeds. The upgrade should allow for high-def devices, such as HD DVD or Blu-ray players, to use the standard to send data.  Full Story


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