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    PostHeaderIcon First USB 3.0 Tests: Western Digital’s My Book Sails Through

    PostDateIcon January 8th, 2010 | PostAuthorIcon Author: cimaul

    The Western Digital My Book 3.0 desktop external drive will be one of the first to market with the new SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface. Announced today, the 1TB version is available for sale today; the 2TB is due later this week. So does USB 3.0 deliver on its promises? We got the 1TB My Book 3.0 into the PC World Lab, and our early results look very promising.

    As an interface, USB 3.0 carries a lot of promise: Theoretically, the maximum performance of USB 2.0 was 480 Mbps, while that of USB 3.0 is 4.8 Gbps–a ten-fold theoretical increase. But in reality, the limitations of the drive itself–currently at 3.0Gbps–creates another bottleneck in the USB 3.0 environment. As such, industry experts are saying we can expect to see approximately a three-fold increase Read the rest of this entry »

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