USB 3.0-CAPABLE DEVICES TO 80 MILLION UNITS

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2011 should be a many bigger year for a technology, generally in mobile PCs, driven by a initial chipsets from AMD which confederate SuperSpeed in to a core proof chipset. Intel is approaching to follow with a Ivy Bridge chipset in 2012. This all will lead to sales of USB 3.0-capable inclination to 80 million units.

 

"Mobile phones have been a pass motorist for USB overall, and- will fool around a purpose in a embracing a cause of SuperSpeed USB. In 2010, USB was found internally in over 1.2 billion mobile phones, with high-speed USB dominating.  In addition, a series of USB ports in phones increasing to over 100 million units.  The initial SuperSpeed USB phones won’t strike a marketplace until late 2013, though they will be accompanied by a new- SuperSpeed connector for phones which will attain a stream micro-USB pier found in today’s phones,” pronounced Brian O'Rourke, a investigate executive during In-Stat.

In-Stat to forecasts which scarcely 80 million USB SuperSpeed-enabled inclination will boat in 2011. About 3.5 billion USB inclination shipped in 2010, according to In-Stat.

 

USB 2.0 is still a many renouned USB interface, comprising over three-quarters of USB device shipments in 2010. Core proof formation is pass to a acceptance of a new- USB specification, because- it allows notoriously cost-conscious Personal Computer OEMs to suggest it for free.

 

According to In-Stat, Consumer Electronics continues to be a pass product shred for USB, with digital still cameras, digital televisions (DTV), set tip boxes, and- unstable media players (PMP) between a many renouned applications.

Patrick 20 Jun, 2011

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Source: http://www.digdod.com/usb-3-0-capable-devices-to-80-million-units-1034173.html
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