USB 3.0 vs FireWire 3200 | TechieSouls – StumbleUpon
USB 3.0 vs FireWire 3200 | TechieSouls – StumbleUpon. Nice comparison. I didn’t know about FW 3200 before reading this. I have always liked FireWire for macs, and USB for PCs.
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Thunderbolt: Beyond USB and eSATA | ITworld
Thunderbolt: Beyond USB and eSATA | ITworld. This is very impressive that Apple is supporting this. I would like them to have better eSATA support as well, or at least an expandable I/O interface for higher performance. I think they are missing an important market but not having these feature parity with other Operating Systems.
Mac 101: Format choices for USB flash drives | TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Mac 101: Format choices for USB flash drives | TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog. This is a good primer on what formats are helpful to work with. Really most computer people use FAT32 so that tends to be the most compatible.
MacBook Air Original, MacBook Air Late 2008, MacBook Air Mid 2009: External ports
Apple has the technical details of these two models of laptops. It is nice to see a close up of what they are.
via MacBook Air Original, MacBook Air Late 2008, MacBook Air Mid 2009: External ports.
Tamawa 8G USB Key 21 by Alain Berteau
Tamawa 8G USB Key 21 by Alain Berteau. These are beautiful aren’t they? I don’t think I’ve ever owned Bakelite.
Docs Tech Notes: Create bootable USB drive using the OS X terminal – StumbleUpon
Docs Tech Notes: Create bootable USB drive using the OS X terminal – StumbleUpon. Nice work. It makes the process pretty easy.
How to Create a Portable Hackintosh on a USB Thumb Drive
How to Create a Portable Hackintosh on a USB Thumb Drive Interesting that you need a mac to make this work. Nice instructions. This would be an interesting way to use certain programs if you are in a college that may not have Macintosh’s on campus.
Brandos SATA HDD dock makes the obligatory leap to USB 3.0 — Engadget
Nice options in this doc. Could be very useful.
via Brandos SATA HDD dock makes the obligatory leap to USB 3.0 — Engadget.