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Tag Archives: USB 3.0

Thomas Ryan
Sep 4, 2012
35

The Magic of AMD’s Lightning Bolt

A little bit of thunder and a whole lot of flash….

Last year Intel introduced the first products based off of its proprietary Thunderbolt interface.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 6, 2012
35

Computex 2012: Intel talks about Thunderbolt

How to dig a hole with words

Intel’s Thunderbolt press conference at Computex was an embarrassment of riches, only without the riches.
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Leo Yim
Dec 19, 2011

SuperTalent launches “ultra-portable” USB 3.0 SSD

Plus questions to ask before purchase

SuperTalent today announced the launch of the Storage POD Mini, a miniature version of the current Storage POD USB 3.0 external SSD offering.
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Mads Ølholm
May 23, 2011
5

Kingston Feels the Need for Speed

Flash key takes advantage of USB 3.0 technology

Despite the lack of integrated USB 3.0 support from Intel the new standard is rapidly gaining momentum.
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Mads Ølholm
May 9, 2011
8

Repeater Extends Range of USB 3.0

Now your bit can travel further at full speed.

USB 3.0 is rapidly gaining in popularity, but due to its high speed of 5 Gbps it also presents a challenge to designers of hardware since the maximum cable length for a device can be 127 mm – or about 5” without compromising the signal quality.
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Mads Ølholm
May 4, 2011
7

USB 3.0 to Debut as Chip Interconnect

USB now also goes inside the box

USB, which is the most popular standard for connecting peripherals to PCs is now also going inside the box.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Apr 6, 2011
4

Motherboard makers craving affordable USB 3.0 solutions

Alternative sources still waiting for certification, but no-one really cares

Once the motherboard makers get ready to launch new models based on upcoming chipsets from AMD (AMD) and Intel (INTC), expect to see a much wider range of USB 3.0 host controllers than we’ve seen to date.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 29, 2011
2

Sunix first with USB 3.0 DisplayLink adapters

With D-Sub, DVI and HDMI connectivity

The first USB 3.0 display adapters have finally cropped up, although the products in question are from a Taiwanese company called Sunix which is a maker of all kinds of computer peripherals and add-on cards alongside a range of industrial networking and communications devices and specialized I/O solutions.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 23, 2011
2

Renesas experiencing USB 3.0 host controller shortage

Too many re-worked Sandy Bridge boards

Being the only company with a product in the market with high demand can sometimes be a serious problem and for Renesas (RNECF) things are starting to look bad, as the company is low on supply of its uPD720200 USB 3.0 host controllers and is expecting to run out sometime in May.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 23, 2011
8

AMD’s A75 and A70M FCH gains USB-IF approval

First USB 3.0 chipset implementation certified

We don’t have a lot of details at hand, nor has AMD (AMD) or the USB-IF issued a press release on the matter, but according to the USB-IF product database, AMD has gained USB-IF certification for both of its upcoming high-end Llano chipsets with integrated USB 3.0 support.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 23, 2011
7

Some thoughts on the USB-IF and USB certification

A rant about an industry standards organization

A couple of weeks ago, yours truly wrote a news story relating to Texas Instruments (TXN) gaining USB-IF certification for two of its upcoming USB 3.0 host controllers that reflected on the fact that none of its smaller competitors have achieved certification, yet all of them are already shipping silicon.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 17, 2011
6

Samsung announces UWB display

27-inches of shiny high-tech in your face

A computer screen is usually not something you’d consider as something you’d want to show off to your mates, well at least that was the case until today when Samsung (005930:Korea SE) unveiled its SyncMaster C27A750 screen with UWB connectivity.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 14, 2011
2

PLX launches USB 3.0 peripheral controllers for general purposes

Connect anything PCI Express to USB 3.0, or wise versa

ONE OF THE things that have been holding the development of USB 3.0 peripherals back to a degree, at least beyond various storage devices, have been down to lack of a what would be considered a fairly simple component, namely a peripheral controller.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 10, 2011

VLI to launch more USB 3.0 solutions this year

Might arrive before its host controllers

VLI DIDN’T TELL us too much about future products in our Q&A with them last year, but now we’ve gotten our hands on some details covering three upcoming products from the company of which all are rather interesting.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 10, 2011

Renesas announces is third generation of USB 3.0 host controllers

More like the second generation

BACK IN OCTOBER we reported that Renesas was readying a pair of new USB 3.0 host controllers and the company announced both of the new models today.
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