Who Will Launch USB 3.0 Board ?
USB 3.0 seems to have been longing for the release. And last week’s rumors around who will be the first time lauching USB 3.0 board is asus, which was said to produce motherboard P6X58. Some said it’s not rumor, but some other said it’s just a rumor. Fujitsu is the one replacing Asus for the same headline. Fujitsu in this case will manufacture – or in the middle of process- of manufacturing SATA bridge chip 3.0.
- USB 3.0 – Super Speed USB
A little description about this much-awaited-board, USB 3.0 will be named as a Super Speed USB (USB 2.0 right now is called High Speed USB).
Compared to USB 2.0 which has transfer rate of 480Mbps, USB 3.0 is able to transfer data up to 5Gbps/second. 5Gbps can be illustrated as it takes only 2-3 minutes transferring 2 hours length video files.
So which one to launch USB 3.0 for the first time ? it is asus or fujitsu ?. I guess we just have to wait the launching for real.
LG 50 PS6000 Plasma TV
LG 50 PS6000 – 3x Brighter than General Plasma TV
- LG 50 PS6000 Plasma TV
LG50 PS6000 is a 1080p plasma TV. LG 50 PS6000 supports DivX playback through built-in USB 2.0 connector, which is integrated to a special tool called LG Blu-ray players, because the TV can’t handle any other HD codecs. LG PS6000 features the brightness in 1.500cd/m2, compared to some common other plasma TV which has brightness of 500cd/m2.
LG 50 PS6000 is completed with Sensor 2, which is able to adjust the TV picture the optimum picture, as well as saving the power consumption. LG 50 PS6000 is available in market now, and sold in the price £900
LCD TV with 480MHz TrueMotion Technology
LG is said to produce a brand new LCD TV using TrueMotion technology, with speed up to 480MHz, which means, this LCD TV will be able to display 480 images per second.
LG 480MHz with TrueMotion Technology
Common LCD TV in public at present is published in 120MHz. This TruMotion will also perform a 3D stereo in the television. There’s still no official announcement when this product will be sold to public. It could be next year 
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