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New devices can you foresee after USB3 is common place?
by leke » Thu Dec 20, 2012 6:56 am
What kind of devices could you foresee becoming available after USB3 is on all the new computers? Will there be some kind of external device revolution now that USB3 will be full-duplex, high speed and higher powered (provide more power to external devices)?
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by Paradigm Shifter » Fri Dec 21, 2012 8:59 am
With my experience of USB3 so far, I'm not too hopeful.
But we shall see. External GPUs are about all I can think of, and they're already covered by Thunderbolt...
But we shall see. External GPUs are about all I can think of, and they're already covered by Thunderbolt...
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by guy » Fri Dec 21, 2012 10:20 am
Judging by this thread, USB 3-to-2 converters 
A more positive idea would be to use USB3 for all internal connections, banishing SATA, IDE, PCI, PSU spaghetti and whatever else to the stone age.
A more positive idea would be to use USB3 for all internal connections, banishing SATA, IDE, PCI, PSU spaghetti and whatever else to the stone age.
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