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POSTER: computer news   ||   USB3.0 SPECIFICATION	DATE:2007-09-19
The group of companies, which works for the standardization of system bus USB, including HP, Intel, Microsoft, NEC, NXP and Texas instruments, promulgated plans with respect to the release of new version specification in first half of 2008. Protocol USB 3.0 will have to increase the capacity of the most used system bus for computer connection with peripheral devices. New protocol USB 3.0 received also the marketing name SuperSpeed, This last will guarantee the peak capacity, which reaches 4.8 Gbit/s, while contemporary USB 2.0 devices ensure only 480 Mbit/sec. This speed , for example, will allow to copy HD films with a 27 Gb to a portable disk in 70 seconds instead of the necessary today 15 minutes. In the number of promising possibilities : the chosen channels for data transmission  in both directions and the energy-economy is improved . As it is expected, that the physical signal contact  in USB 3.0 will be made from copper and optical channels. Let us note that the first working prototypes USB 3.0 equipment already exist, the series devices, which possess system bus USB 3.0, had to appear only in 2009-2010.   Related Products :

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XT Future Member N-Post:	USB3.0 SPECIFICATION
	I will wait before usb 3.0 and ddr3 comes before building my next computer.......hope its sooner than latter. buildiung a system now will mean obsolesce in less than a year.

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	please upload the specification of usb3. on this site. Thanks in advance

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USB3.0 SPECIFICATION

My jump drive reaches about 7MBite/s which is only about 12% of our current specification. Creating a new specification so much faster will not make the devices faster. I\'m all for bigger and better, but I just don\'t see people being willing to pay the money to buy devices that can take advantage of true USB2.0 speed much less USB3.0. Sure there will be niche uses like when I worked in a movie theater and they did have to transfer 400GB movies twice a month but I don\'t see regular users seeing much from this any day soon. Just My two cents. :) -R

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