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by jeff goldman on October 14, 2009
Pretec claims that its new flash drive, the i-Disk Tango 266x, is the world's fastest USB flash drive, with read speeds of 40 MB/s and write speeds of 30 MB/s.
"The theoretical maximum for USB 2.0 is 60 MB/s," writes I4U News' Shane McGlaun. "Most devices can’t hit that theoretical limit because of overhead, and Pretec claims that 40 MB/s is the practical limit for the USB 2.0 specifications, meaning its Tango flash drive is as fast as you can get before USB 3.0 is widely available."
More here from Everything USB ... more here from SlipperyBrick ... and more here from SlashGear.
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