CES preview: USB 3.0 video streaming chip from DisplayLink
Small wonder why USB 2.0 technology doesn’t score as a proper video carrier. Attempts to push 3D video game graphics or a motion picture in HD result in glitches from low frame rates (60fps and 27fps respectively). DisplayLink, USB 2.0 video streaming pioneer, has sold a million of their specialized chips last year. But you’ve probably guessed already that the latest USB 3.0 standard brings a lot of potential into the concept. So did they, and with ten times more the bandwidth DisplayLink puts a lot of effort in designing a new USB 3.0 compatible chip. They’ll show it as soon as CES 2010 starts.
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