USB 3.0 Hard Drive
Iomega Accellerates USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Hard Drive Adoption
13/11/10 22:44
With its SuperSpeed eGo line of portable external hard disk drives - Iomega is aggressively leading the USB 3.0 backup drive market. At this point, the negligible cost of using a 3.0 USB chipset in its storage products makes forward-thinking SuperSpeed capable drives the ones to buy from here on out.
Backwards compatible with USB 2.0 ports - they're the right purchase decision today for any Mac user. Eventually you'll be able to take advantage of SuperSpeed data transfer speeds (if and) when Apple starts supporting USB 3.0 in its laptop and desktop computers.
It should be noted the Iomega eGo Portable USB 3.0/USB 2.0
drive line offers both a spacious 1TB Terabyte disk capacity in addition to 500GB -- all in an easily portable, shock resistant 2.5" drive sized enclosure.
Backwards compatible with USB 2.0 ports - they're the right purchase decision today for any Mac user. Eventually you'll be able to take advantage of SuperSpeed data transfer speeds (if and) when Apple starts supporting USB 3.0 in its laptop and desktop computers.
It should be noted the Iomega eGo Portable USB 3.0/USB 2.0
drive line offers both a spacious 1TB Terabyte disk capacity in addition to 500GB -- all in an easily portable, shock resistant 2.5" drive sized enclosure. USB 3.0 Super-Speed Hard Drive From WD
23/01/10 09:38
Listed as IN-STOCK -- First out of the gate from Western Digital is the My Book 3.0 1TB USB 3.0 Desktop External Hard Drive
with PCIe Adapter Card WDBABP0010HCH-NESN
- for Windows PC's anyways. Where and when CERTIFIED & TESTED PCIe slot cards for Mac and proper driver support in OSX can be assured is further down the road. Still, we now have real USB3 products coming out of the pipeline in 2010 - for Windows users to take advantage of.
with PCIe Adapter Card WDBABP0010HCH-NESN
- for Windows PC's anyways. Where and when CERTIFIED & TESTED PCIe slot cards for Mac and proper driver support in OSX can be assured is further down the road. Still, we now have real USB3 products coming out of the pipeline in 2010 - for Windows users to take advantage of.