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ummm wait, I'm not too knowledgable on computer peripherals but wouldn't you need a USB 3.0 motherboard to start transferring data at that 3.0 speeds? And since most computers are using USB 2.0. That would render this USB 3.0 hdd useless wouldn't it?
oh...doh! ><. Didn't finish reading the article...
"Obviously, it would be pointless for you to have a USB 3.0 device sitting on your desk without a supporting controller in your computer, so Buffalo is also planning to offer NEC's IFC-PCIE2U3 2-port PCIe x1 host controller for about $60. "
So that is probably a USB port that connects to a PCIe slot on your motherboard. Interesting.
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