USB 3.0 comes the highest rate of 4.8Gb

IT news:

Accord­ing to for­eign media reports, the semi­con­duc­tor device start-up com­pa­nies Dis­playLink has said that in next month’s Inter­na­tional Con­sumer Elec­tron­ics Show (CES) it will fea­ture its own chip, a USB 3.0 device can trans­fer a max­i­mum speed of 4.8Gb per sec­ond video . The chip is expected to be avail­able in the sec­ond half of next year, before Christ­mas next year the com­pany is expected to be used in con­sumer products.

Dis­playLink is respon­si­ble for mar­ket­ing and busi­ness devel­op­ment exec­u­tive, cor­po­rate vice pres­i­dent Den­nis Cre­spo (Den­nis Cre­spo) said the com­pany will be held next month in Las Vegas 2010 CES– the prod­uct demonstration.

Cre­spo said that the video trans­mis­sion equip­ment max­i­mum is 10 times faster than cur­rent PC video periph­er­als, includ­ing those which are still pop­u­lar VGA and DVI video adapter, and as well as the Dis­playLink and the use of the lat­est HDMI for­mat equipment.

Dis­playLink is now sell­ing USB 2.0 ver­sion of the chip, the chip is being used in note­book dock­ing sta­tion (lap­top dock­ing sta­tion), portable video adapter and monitor.

DisplayLink’s clients include Dell, HP, Lenovo, Toshiba, and other more than 30 hard­ware man­u­fac­tur­ers. Cre­spo said that the major ven­dors, only Apple is not its cus­tomers, indi­cat­ing the mar­ket has accepted the Dis­playLink technology.

Cre­spo admit­ted at the same time LCD mon­i­tor man­u­fac­tur­ers dis­ap­point­ing sales per­for­mance was mainly due to pres­sure of eco­nomic reces­sion which led to a lead­ing dis­play man­u­fac­tur­ers to cut costs.

Ana­lysts believe that USB 3.0 stan­dard LCD mak­ers will rise to con­cern in 2013 to sup­port USB-LCD com­puter mon­i­tors and it will reach 70 mil­lion units quickly. Related: HP Pavil­ion DV7 bat­tery neck­lace Lap­top battery

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