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What is Light Peak Technology [Thunderbolt]
Light Peak is the future of connectivity whether its display, data or any other mode of communications, LightPeak delivers fastest data transfers we’ve seen so far on the computers. If…
Intel to Kill HDMI, USB with 50Gb/s Optical Fiber
Intel is giving us sneak peak into the Future by revealing the first chip that uses light aka photonics to send data. With Four lasers being used in the prototype,…
50 USB 3.0 Products Announced
Do you still own crappy USB 1.0 devices that are painfully slow? Or newer USB 2.0 devices that are actually faster than the interface? Time to trash them all, USB…
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USB 3.0 Now Available [Products, Specification]
The wait is over, The USB 3.0 specification is now available publicly in consumer products after it saw initial launch at CES 2010. Tighten your seatbelts coz it’s getting 10x…
USB 3.0 gets DisplayLink HD Video
For what we have seen till date: DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort are the only effective standards of getting HD to work on an external display. Feel no pain, here comes the…
Intel prototypes new Micro Power management
Intel is researching new ways to save power in microprocessors. Recently, they made a new prototype to demonstrate how mobile processors can save power for elongated battery life in future….
USB 3.0 comes closer to reality with 5Gbps
USB 3.0 has been expected to “arrive” for a considerable amount of time, but due to the lengthy draft certification process, and general lack of pressure to get 3.0 “SuperSpeed”…
USB 3.0 Specifications
USB 3.0 is one step closer to being included in our computers It seems like everything uses USB today from cell phone chargers to keyboards, mice, printers, and cameras. What…
