Sunday, July 1, 2012

How The USB 3.0 Cables Have Impacted Computing

By Laura Gallagher


The computing world has witnessed many changes in recent years. New technologies continue to be launched, while the existing ones are going through improvements. USB 3.0 cables evolved from a previous technology also used as a data transfer mechanism between various devices.

One advantage it has, together with its predecessor, is being well accepted by device manufacturers in the sector. Before then, manufacturers designed their own unique systems that would not work with those of the other. Effective communication between devices was therefore a serious challenge due to lack of a common platform.

Since the new technology was introduced, a major benefit it brought along is the faster data transmission speeds. Every milestone has provided a higher transfer speed through the cable, among other improvements. With the higher speeds, users are able to save considerable time they would have had to spend waiting for successful data transfers.

The cable is able to deliver better speeds since transmission can occur in both directions simultaneously. It means that transmission and reception of information happens at the same time on both devices. This is unlike the older standard that allowed only one way communication at a time.

The newer standard has seen the introduction of a higher power transmission rating on the cable. Making more power available allows devices that draw more current to be connected and work effectively. More high power dependent devices can therefore be used individually on the system without causing any undesired effects.

Constant changes in technology have resulted in easier processes, replacing the old and cumbersome ones. USB 3.0 Cables bring in more flexibility in the computing world by providing a faster transmission mechanism. Being able to support gadgets with a higher power rating is another added advantage that ensures better flexibility.




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