USB3.0 support in Win7

"STAN STARINSKI" <Chyna@stealsUSJobsPatentsSoftwareMusicVideo> wrote in
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> Drivers are under development for Windows 7, but support will not be
> included with the initial release of the operating system
> Expect commercial availability en-masse in first quarter of 2010.
>
> 4.8Gbps theortetcial, 4Gbps practical when no bus sharing, 3.2Gbps after
> protocol ovehead.
> USB3 external harddrives are already available.
> NEC annoucned its controller to be used by OEM's is as cheap as $15, which
> I personally think spells death to old USB2<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

That would be perfect for anyone but yourself. This new technology is way
over your head. Let me give you an example:

You have no clue how to change the time on your PC. Since you have no clue
how to change the clock, USB is way too complicated for you.

 

"Spanky de Monkey, ESQ" <spanky@deMonkey.gov> wrote in message
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SNIP<!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
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> You have no clue how to change the time on your PC. Since you have no
> clue how to change the clock, USB is way too complicated for you.<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

No one smarter than a dust bunny "tricks" their brain with changing the
clocks.
Even a monkie will remember the artificial change.

 

Drivers are under development for Windows 7, but support will not be
included with the initial release of the operating system
Expect commercial availability en-masse in first quarter of 2010.

4.8Gbps theortetcial, 4Gbps practical when no bus sharing, 3.2Gbps after
protocol ovehead.
USB3 external harddrives are already available.
NEC annoucned its controller to be used by OEM's is as cheap as $15, which I
personally think spells death to old USB2

 

put 'em all in a playpen and shut the door ...


Rich