The USB Implementers Forum has announced the upcoming arrival of a new and faster USB 3.0 standard that is capable of achieving peak bandwidth of 10 Gbit/sec making it a real competitor to Intel's Thunderbolt technology. The news was shared at the on-going Intel Developers Forum in Beijing, China. The new standard doubles current USB 3.0 speed but the speed advantages will re...
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ASUS rolls out 14-inch gaming laptop
29 October 2012 | Notebooks, PC gaming
The Taiwanese ASUS has introduced a new gaming laptop in the 14-inch market segment. One may think 14 inches is too small – but the ASUS ROG G46VW packs powerful hardware and the 14-inch display makes it easy to carry. As the name hints the ASUS ROG G46VW belongs to the Republic of Gamers series and comes with fast Intel Core i7 Ivy Bridge processors, discrete NVIDIA GeForce GTX ...
ASUS debuts new Windows 8 AIO
24 October 2012 | PC
AIO PCs become more and more popular and this trend won’t change with the arrival of Windows 8 this Friday due to the fact that it will count on a new tile-oriented GUI and touch screens. To meet this new demand ASUS has introduced the ET2300 – a new powerful AIO PC designed for Windows 8. The ET2300 features a 23-inch sensor display and fully supports wireless keyboards and mi...
ASUS demos concept motherboard with two integrated GPUs
15 June 2012 | PC
Here’s something that you surely haven’t seen before – a motherboard with two integrated GPUs! (more...)...
Buffalo creates external HDD with USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt
5 June 2012 | Peripherals/Accessories
Buffalo Japan has created the first external hard drive that comes with both USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt technologies thus simplifying its use on multiple platforms while offering very fast data transfer. (more...)...
ASUS releases first Intel Thunderbolt-certified mobo
23 May 2012 | PC
ASUS has made it to another first in the computer hardware industry this time by offering the first Intel Thunderbolt-certified motherboard – the P8Z77-V Premium. (more...)...
Intel’s Light Peak = Thunderbolt, offers speeds of 10 Gbps
25 February 2011 | IT products
Intel finally debuts its high-speed PC connection technology, previous known as Light Peak, now renamed to Thunderbolt technology. The ew I/O solution brings together high-speed data transfer and high-definition (HD) display on to a single cable, offering two bi-directional channels with a bandwidth of 10Gbps. Thies means that the new technology can can transfer a full-length HD movie in less than...
