As we already know the admiring advantages of USB 3.0, the day has come for it to be showcased at CES 2009. Symwave, Inc., a semiconductor supplier of high-performance analog/mixed-signal connectivity solutions for the PC, consumer and mobile devices, has made a collaboration with Seagate to demonstrate Symwave’s USB 3.0 storage controller device designed to comply with the Superspeed (USB 3.0) specification revision 1.0.
Symwave says that it will be the first to demonstrate the use of the new SuperSpeed USB 3.0 specification for transferring data to and from external storage devices. The demo is to be done in collaboration with test, cable, component, and hard-drive manufacturers.
“Symwave is honored to be working with Seagate in this show of the first USB 3.0 solution in a real world application of data backup, storage and media streaming,” said Yossi Cohen, president and CEO of Symwave. USB 3.0 devices are expected to be available in market in the second half of the year. So lets wait for the demo in the CES 2009 in the coming week.
Symwave says that it will be the first to demonstrate the use of the new SuperSpeed USB 3.0 specification for transferring data to and from external storage devices. The demo is to be done in collaboration with test, cable, component, and hard-drive manufacturers.
“Symwave is honored to be working with Seagate in this show of the first USB 3.0 solution in a real world application of data backup, storage and media streaming,” said Yossi Cohen, president and CEO of Symwave. USB 3.0 devices are expected to be available in market in the second half of the year. So lets wait for the demo in the CES 2009 in the coming week.
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